Bald eagle who cared for "RockBaby" takes over care of orphaned eaglet
A 31-year-old bald eagle who went viral for his care of a rock now has an eaglet he's taking care of at a Missouri bird sanctuary.
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A 31-year-old bald eagle who went viral for his care of a rock now has an eaglet he's taking care of at a Missouri bird sanctuary.
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