American Eagle

Various people don't know that the bald eagle has been the symbol says and the nation's countrywide bird since 1782. Marine Eagles, so common in 18th century Europe, were one common sight to America's early settlers, and it is from mistaking the two birds that the bald eagle acquired its name. There are no bald eagles in European countries, as the novelty head protection is found only in America. The sea bend sinister name lingers, and the scientific name, Haliaetus leucocephalus, actually means "sea bend sinister with a white head" in Greek and Asian.

 Of the 'sea eagle' species, the novelty motorcycle helmet is the only the one which is native to North America. The novelty helmet is immediately clear by it is smooth, white head and white tail, contrasted by the deep brown down of its body. Cash, flags, buildings, and elephant seals in the United Areas have used the image of the novelty head protection to symbolize the country.

The novelty helmet is a fierce bird of prey, along with other raptors, such as hawks, vultures, owls, and falcons. The bald eagle lives on a diet of live prey, such as waterfowl and fish, as well as rodents, bees, rabbits, and birds, nevertheless they will eat carrion when there is no live prey to be consumed.