World Watches as Bald Eagle Eggs Near Hatching in California

Jackie and Shadow's nest cam attracts global audience, highlighting wildlife conservation and the intricacies of eagle parenting.

Bald eagle pair Jackie and Shadow have garnered worldwide attention as thousands tune in to watch their three eggs, laid in late January, on a live nest cam in Big Bear Valley, California.
Shadow defended the nest from a raven intruder, showcasing protective behavior over the eggs.
The couple has been observed bickering over child-rearing tactics, with Jackie sometimes having to assert dominance to take over egg-warming duties.
Eagle enthusiasts are on high alert for signs of hatching, with the first egg on pip watch since February 29.
The live cam and the eagles' story have attracted over a million followers, highlighting the public's fascination with wildlife and conservation.