Moment officers rescue injured bald eagle from icy Hudson River
Summary
Officers from the NYPD Harbor Unit saved an injured bald eagle that was stuck on ice in the Hudson River. They transported the bird to an animal sanctuary in New Jersey. Bald eagles are now more commonly seen in New York during winter months.Key Facts
- NYPD Harbor Unit officers rescued a bald eagle from the icy Hudson River.
- The eagle was injured and stranded on the ice.
- Officers safely removed the eagle and took it to a New Jersey animal sanctuary.
- Bald eagles were once nearly extinct in New York.
- Bald eagles are increasingly present in the Hudson Valley during winter months, from December to March.
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