1. loss of habitat
2. loss of usable ( non polluted ) resources.
3. i don't know if it is still a big problem, but pesticides have this chemical in them that weakens the egg shells on the eggs of bald eagles. this made the eggs super prone to breaking, which greatly reduces population of the bird.
Bald Eagles are not extinct.
the government keeps them to produce more.
They're not.
Yes.
not even close.becuase there not endangered.
No, not at all. why do whoever asked that ask that. no offense.
Absolutely nothing, since Bald Eagles don't live in rainforests.
predators
The bald eagle is no longer an endangered species.
Bald eagles are important both as predators and as scavengers. Their extinction would result in the spread of disease and the unsafe rising of herd populations.
The bald eagle is no longer a threatened species. After a truly remarkable comeback, it is now listed as "Least Concern".
Bald Eagles are at the top of their food chain and if they go extinct then the animals beneath them on the food chain will overpopulate areas that have no other birds of prey besides the eagle.