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The poisoning comes from eagles consuming prey that have been tainted by lead ammunition or fishing tackle, scientists say.

The poisoning comes from eagles consuming prey that have been tainted by lead ammunition or fishing tackle, scientists say.

WASHINGTON (AP) — America’s national bird is more beleaguered than previously believed, with nearly half of bald eagles tested across the U.S. showing signs of chronic lead exposure, according to a study published Thursday.

Researchers report harmful levels of toxic lead were found in the bones of 46% of bald eagles sampled in 38 states

WASHINGTON (AP) -- America's national bird is more beleaguered than previously believed, with nearly half of bald eagles tested across the U.S. showing

Americas national bird is more beleaguered than previously believed, with nearly half of bald eagles tested across the U.S. showing signs of chronic lead exposure, according to a study published Thursday.

The poisoning comes from eagles consuming prey that have been tainted by lead ammunition or fishing tackle, scientists say.

Researchers report harmful levels of toxic lead were found in the bones of 46% of bald eagles sampled in 38 states. Similar rates of lead exposure were found in golden

The poisoning comes from eagles consuming prey that have been tainted by lead ammunition or fishing tackle, scientists say.

The poisoning comes from eagles consuming prey that have been tainted by lead ammunition or fishing tackle, scientists say.