Clydesdales are a domesticated breed of horse first bread in Clyde Valley, Lanarkshire, Scotland.
All horses are herbivores.
In their natural environment, they almost constantly graze. Clydesdales were originally bred for hauling coal and doing farm work. Bald eagles tend to live and nest near coastlines, rivers, lakes, wet prairies, and coastal pine lands in North America from Alaska and Canada in the north, to Florida nd Baja California in the south. The bald eagle can fly 20-40 mph in normal flight and can dive at speeds in excess of 100 mph. Bald is a derivation of balde , an Old English word meaning white.