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The bald eagle has long been synonymous with American ideals — freedom, resilience, and strength. It first appeared on the Great Seal of the United States in 1782, a decision by the founding fathers that elevated the bird to a symbol of national pride. Despite its lofty cultural status, it remained a national symbol. No law had ever formally named the bald eagle as the national bird. Well, that is about to change.
After nearly 250 years as a soaring symbolism, the bald eagle is finally getting its official title. The US Congress has passed a bipartisan Bill to formally
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