Two eaglets in Lee County died from bird flu, officials confirm Thursday. Here's what we know about what happened.

UPDATE: The second bald eaglet, E25, died in the early hours of Jan. 28 a little over a day after the death of its sibling, the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam shared. The eagle started having seizures and fell out of the nest, according to moderators. Wildlife officials collected both bodies for testing. The original story is below.

Two baby bald eagles died from bird flu this week in Florida, according to local wildlife experts in Lee County.

FOX 13's Genevieve Curtis reports on two Eaglets dying from bird flu, which Southwest Florida's Eagle Cam captured. Despite the recent spread of the bird flu, scientists are urging the public not to panic because the risk of getting the bird flu or eating food contaminated by the bird flu remains low.