EATON RAPIDS, MI – A mid-Michigan animal rehab nonprofit is nursing a poisoned bald eagle back to health this week after he was brought in critical condition. “The lead test results were so high that the machine couldn’t read them,” the rehab center wrote in a post. “… We administered medication immediately to try and counteract the poison seeping throughout his body. An eight-year study released in 2022 by the U.S. Geological Survey, Conservation Science Global, Inc., and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service also reported that nearly half of 1,210 bald and golden eagles sampled showed signs of repeated lead exposure.