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Eagles are much rarer than mice primarily due to differences in their reproductive rates and ecological roles. Eagles are apex predators with longer lifespans and lower birth rates, typically producing only one to three eggs per breeding season, while mice reproduce rapidly, with females capable of having multiple litters each year. Additionally, habitat loss, pollution, and hunting have significantly impacted eagle populations, whereas mice are highly adaptable and thrive in various environments. These factors contribute to the stark contrast in their population densities.

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