Bald eagles are Internet sensation

A family of bald eagles have rated Internet stars after a webcam peered in their nest. Spike end of February, when three eggs laid by the two, have hatched the mother, interest. The webcam has so far attracted 11 million online views.

Cameras installed high in a tree in Iowa have an Internet sensation of a family of bald eagles, whose Nest is streamed live online day and night.

"Why viral?" I'm not really sure "Bob Anderson, Director of the project resource Raptor, said for the success of the Eagle webcam."

Click here for the live stream of the bald eagle.

"Hear the world just like something good instead of negative," he said. "All this is positive, this is probably the people feel".

Anderson had live images of the nest, 80 meters high in Docorah, Iowa, was transferred for schools and universities.

But this year with a new Web site, UStream, the Eagles are a challenge as troubled actor Charlie Sheen for Internet popularity. There were 11 million online views, according to the project page.

Some 150,000 spectators at a time check out the live-action, of two cameras installed five metres above the nest on branches taken prisoner.

The male and female Eagles were explained together 2007 / 08, website the project since winter. You have successfully hatched and fully fledged juveniles every year since.

Spike end of February, when three eggs laid by the two, have hatched the mother, interest. The third should take every day.

Most days viewers can find you in the wind is driving the feathers of the Eagle, as well as the remains of a muskrat, rabbit, Crow and trout in the nest lying on the ground.

"Our dream always an insight on wildlife as a Science instrument to school offer," said Anderson. "It's a wonderful education learning the good and the bad of nature are tool people."

"Now," he continued, "children learn that other animals and the animals is eating the way of life." "They gain a great insight on mother nature to."

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