Bald eagle officially declared US national bird after 250 years

Bald eagle officially declared US national bird after 250 years

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: December 30 2024

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  • The Bald Eagle was recently officially declared the national bird of the United States when President Joe Biden signed a law related to this honor on Christmas Eve.
  • The bald eagle had been featured on the Great Seal of America since 1782, but has now officially received the status of the national bird.
  • Earlier, this bird was considered a national symbol.
  • For more than 240 years, the Bald Eagle was considered a symbol of strength in the US and used as a seal, however, now the Bald Eagle has been officially recognized as the country's national bird.
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