After being wrapped up in a towel, lowered to the ground in a duffel bag and having two bands attached to his feet, the eaglet wasn't thrilled about being held by a human and ogled by admirers.
The eaglet, still in the arms of biologist Anthony Tur, attempted to stretch out his long, dark wings and show off his 5-foot wingspan. After Mr. Tur tucked the wings back in place, the eaglet hissed and flexed its bright yellow feet with scary-looking talons.
"Oh, I think he's...
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