"Live Streamed: Bald Eagle Chicks Hatching in Southern California Mountains"

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Live cameras are capturing the imminent hatching of three bald eagle chicks in a nest located in the Southern California mountains, with tens of thousands of viewers eagerly awaiting the event. The nonprofit organization, Friends of Big Bear Valley, is providing live updates on the nest activity, including the parents' care and the potential emergence of the chicks. The hatching process, expected to take one to three days, is described as a strenuous test for the chicks, with viewers eagerly anticipating the first signs of the "pip," indicating the chicks' readiness to break out of their eggs.
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