15 Hawks Preying on Other Animals and Sometimes Being Preyed On

Hawks are phenomenal birds of prey, but hunting is not easy for any animal, including these birds of prey. Sometimes they attack the wrong prey, and the tables turn on them. Join us, as we look at 15 hawks preying on other animals and sometimes being preyed on.
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Goose VS Hawk
A snow goose is startled when a hawk lands on it to kill it. The snow goose fights to the best of its abilities, biting the hawk and resisting to the attack, but when the bird of prey manages to bite the goose’s neck, he delivers the final death blow. A goose is a bigger bird than a hawk, but the hawk is a predatory bird, and that’s where the difference lies. The name "hawk" refers to the entire group of diurnal predatory birds. There are roughly 270 species of carnivorous birds in the order Falconiformes, which is the formal term for hawks. All are categorized as raptors or birds of prey.
When a hawk grabs a duck and tries to take off with it, two members of “the goose squad” intimidate the hawk and save the duck. It doesn’t mean that the geese are friends with the duck. They probably just wanted the hawk out of their territory. When mom and dad take their goslings for a walk, they are attacked by a hungry hawk looking to snatch some of the goslings, but the mighty parents are on guard and lunge at the predator, defending their babies and not allowing the bird of prey anywhere near them.
SNAKE VS HAWK
This hawk looks dead and when these people found it on the side of the road, they thought the same thing until they saw it blink. That’s when they decided to remove the snake and help the hawk by taking it back to a rehab center for treatment. I have seen many hawks kill snakes in the past, but this hawk almost turned into “snake chow” when it got caught at its own game.
Lucky for the bird of prey, it was able to get out of the snake’s hold. It looks like this snake was able to kill this hawk. The hawk isn’t moving, but what’s surprising is that the snake abandons the hawk’s carcass and slithers away. It’s possible that the snake was intimidated by the people filming the action and decided to flee.