An animal rights group is urging Crystal Palace to retire their live bald eagle mascot.

Crystal Palace has been urged to retire their live bald eagle mascot by an animal rights group. The Premier League club has traditionally featured the bird during matchday presentations, but is now facing calls to discontinue the practice.
Further specific details regarding the request or the identity of the group were not fully detailed in the brief report. The club has not yet issued a public response concerning the future of the mascot.
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