https://padlet.com/mymy24491/d564t7vzhsxvug3m en-us 2022-08-28 22:23:51 UTC 2022-08-28 22:58:30 UTC hello@padlet.com mymy24491 https://padlet.com/mymy24491/d564t7vzhsxvug3m/wish/2273977616 The NPR article is straight forward and factual. There are no uses of adjectives unless quoted and all the sentences are short and to the point. 
There are photos of the eagle going through the airport and sitting in a hotel room, which is meant to give viewers a personal connection to the bird, because he is doing the same stuff humans do when they travel. He is always centered to display he is the main emphasis in the photos. The sources range from interviews and Twitter, from only two sources. These are from the TSA themselves, and the eagle's trainer.
 The audience is targeted towards middle-aged readers because it uses non-descriptive vocabulary and makes use of Twitter. It also discusses advocacy of protecting the bald eagles because it mentions why the eagle was traveling in the first place. ]]> 2022-08-28 22:35:49 UTC https://padlet.com/mymy24491/d564t7vzhsxvug3m/wish/2273977616 mymy24491 https://padlet.com/mymy24491/d564t7vzhsxvug3m/wish/2273983623 The CNN article was more of a feature of the eagle because it used adjectives to describe him. It also used more descriptive words than the NPR article, and it talked more about the eagle's home than it being in an airport line.  
There is only photos in the video and not the article itself. The photos of the eagle  were the eagle in line at the airport and at events. He is also centered here to show he is the main thing the pictures. Other photos were of the TSA twitter post that was the same as NPR, and other strange things found at airports. This is to build up the jokes in the story and to see what was actually happening at the airport. It was suppose to be funny, but informative on the background of the bird and what was being seen. TSA was quoted in this article by their social medias,   WYFF was quoted through reports, the university where the eagle came from and the World Bird Sanctuary were quoted from their websites. 
The target audience is geared more towards younger adults because of the article's more descriptive language and the video made puns and jokes about the event. ]]> 2022-08-28 22:53:02 UTC https://padlet.com/mymy24491/d564t7vzhsxvug3m/wish/2273983623