Monks and nuns shave their heads to remind themselves that the bodies they inhabit in this life are uninportant. It is also a way to make all monks and all nuns look alike so they won't be distracted by vanity.
It was hungry, and ducks are sometimes prey for bald eagles.
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No. Buddhists do believe that misfortunes are sometimes do to harmful actions performed in the past, either in this life or in previous lives.
their mother or sometimes people
Bald eagles eat fish, waterfowl, and sometimes small mammals. They will also scavenge carcasses.
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Thankfully, the bald eagle has made a remarkable comeback and is no longer an endangered species.
Usually fish, but sometimes waterfowl. They will sometimes scavenge dead animals.
They aren't. Most of the Buddhists you pass everyday in the street look like everyone else - hair, glasses, T-shirts, comb overs - only in cheap movies relying on stereotypes and in pictures of lamasaries do you see primarily bald Buddhists.
First off, Buddhists don't worship as there no role for a deity in Buddhist practice. Buddhists do however meditate. Meditation is sometimes described as a practice of quieting one's inner turmoil, exiting from daily distractions, focussing on the void. It often requires sitting in a proper balanced position, breathing properly, being still and focussing the mind.
Fish, rodents, and sometimes garbage from dumps.
This Buddhist does, not all Buddhists do. Halloween has become a secular holiday in popular culture, separated from its religious roots. Buddhists who come from a culture that celebrates Halloween may do so themselves if they please. But it is not a Buddhist holiday.