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The medical team at CROW identified minor scrapes and abrasions on the eagle’s feet, injuries which appear to have been caused by a rival eagle’s talons. X-rays revealed no broken bones. The eagle is undergoing further examinations to assess her overall health and determine the next steps for treatment.
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