The World Bird Sanctuary is mourning the loss of Murphy, a 33-year-old bald eagle whose remarkable journey as a foster parent captivated people around the world. Murphy was found dead in his ...

In a statement posted to social media, officials at the World Bird Sanctuary, a reserve in Valley Park, Mo., about 22 miles southwest of St. Louis, said that a full necropsy showed that Murphy ...

Murphy, the bald eagle who incubated a rock and fostered two eaglets, has died at age 33. The World Bird Sanctuary confirmed his March 15 death, which came amid the intense storms in Missouri.

according to the World Bird Sanctuary in Valley Park. Animal experts performed a necropsy and confirmed he suffered from head trauma. “We are unable to determine if Murphy was spooked by ...

Murphy, who surpassed the average lifespan of 25 years, died last week at the World Bird Sanctuary in Valley Park, Missouri. Sanctuary officials believe the violent storms that ripped apart homes ...

Murphy built on the ground. He was injured as *** chick and can't fly, which is why he's here at the World bird sanctuary outside ST Louis Missouri and he just seems very content with this rock.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – The World Bird Sanctuary announced the passing of Murphy, a 33-year-old Bald Eagle, who was well-known to many for his dedication and resilient spirit as a foster dad.

Murphy leaves behind two eagles and a rock he raised as his own. The World Bird Sanctuary said it found him dead of a head injury after the region's storms and tornadoes. A bald eagle in St. Louis ...

Murphy, who surpassed the average life span of 25 years, died last week at the World Bird Sanctuary in Valley Park, Missouri. Sanctuary officials believe the violent storms that ripped apart homes ...