Bald Eagle Extinction

In 1963 only 400 breeding pairs of Bald Eagles were left in the United States. The Government enforced strict bans protecting the Bald Eagle habitats, and banned the use of the insecticide DDT. As a result the number of Bald Eagle breeding pairs grew to more than four thousand and as a result the Bald Eagle is no longer and endangered species.

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