Bald Eagle v.s. Olive Baboon I will be finding out about the differences and similarities in the reproductive systems of bald eagles and olive baboons. I will look at the time for development, number of young, aftercare, development, survival rate, and other particulars about the two animal’s reproductive systems. First, let’s look at the bald eagle. The bald eagle, the United States of America’s national animal, and has a brown body and white head. Most bald eagles eat mainly carrion, small birds, rodents, fish, and other small animals. Bald eagles usually produce 1-3 eggs per year, but there have been some cases where 4 eggs have been found in their nests. Bald eagles eggs are fertilized outside of the parent’s bodies, and they also develop