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Eagle from Arkansas set free into the wild on the day of the Super Bowl
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Editor
White County, Arkansas – One Arkansas eagle had a successful day despite the fact that many football enthusiasts spend their evenings paying close attention to the sport.
This afternoon, near the El Paso neighborhood in White County, Raptor Rehab of Central Arkansas returned the huge bird to its natural habitat after providing rehabilitation services.
Earlier on in the year, the eagle was discovered somewhere close to Dardanelle.
It was treated by a veterinarian for a soft tissue injury over the course of several weeks.
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