Usually around large bodies of water, where they feed on fish.

yes

Baby eagles are called eaglets.

Normally for several months, until they fledge and can hunt for themselves.

No. They would find it difficult to catch the falcon, and bald eagles feed mainly on fish and carrion.

Usually solitary. Rare to be found in groups.

North America

I dont think anything eats porcupines

Eagles are known for their vision and Native American cultures believe they are able to see into the near future. If you happen to see one fly by it is a sign that you are on the right life path, or if you are unsure about a tough decision or situation they are telling you things will work out fine. If the eagle lands somewhere you should watch the eagle's mannerisms and try to interpret their body language as they are trying to tell you something specific to you.

If your question is: What is a Bald Eagles nest called, then the answer is an aerie.

There are many types of eagles.

Assuming you are talking about the "golden eagle", which is called "aigle royal" in French, I would use the words "majestueux" (to refer to the "royal" part of the name), maybe in the expression "son vol majestueux" (his majestic or regal glide), I might also use the words "son envergure de géant" to describe its large wingspan, something about the boldness of his beak and his piecing eyes, "ses yeux perçants et son noble bec crochu," his talons large enough to carry a kid (the sheep's kid, not a child) "ses serres puissantes pouvant arracher un agneau à sa mère" (let's be a bit dramatic there, like in an English documentary).

You can also talk about this nest or eyrie ("son aire haut perchée".)

The "fauconnerie", the art of raising birds of prey and hunting with them, is a very ancient discipline, and has an extensive vocabulary that is fun to learn, dating back to the Middle Ages.

Eagles, They are suppose to be in the birds group. & They are!

Family, Accipitridae. Subfamily, Buteonidae.

They make high-pitched screeches and shrieks to warn off intruders in their territory.

The bald eagle's nearest relatives live a world away. They are the African fish-eagle (Haliaeetus vocifer) of sub-Saharan Africa and the white-tailed sea-eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)of Eurasia. The National Zoo has a nice site with lots of information. A link is provided.

if you terrorize a rhino beetle it could harm you by biting you or whatever, that is why i don't recommend a rhino beetle because you could get hurt.

the bald eagle is never bald it's just called the bald eagle because at the time it was discovered bald ment white not hairless and no they are not bald when they are born

You are thinking of the Ike dollar joke- the dollar honoring Eisenhower, the General and President.- the Eagle is in a sit-down like flight posture over the Moon. the joke was the Eagle s--- the Moon- or, as the patriotic lyricist might have it- God shed his WASTE on Thee! Popular during the seventies. the Eagle design was borrowed from the Apollo Xi moon-capsule official patch.- the first manned moon landing in l969.

depending on how big them eagle and rabbit's size compare to be

The bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocophalus) is native to North American and was once found from central Alaska /Northern Canada all the way down to central Arizona and the Gulf of Mexico. Granted, its range has been greatly reduced. Being that their diet is primarily fish, they almost always roost near open water.

Two .

Yes bald eagles will eat bass they are carnivores.

Normally 2 per year but 3 can also be a normal for some pairs