A hawk attacked a black stork's nest and carried off one chick & タカが黒いコウノトリの巣を攻撃し、1羽のひよこを運び去った

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[@jazzyjez]

11:45 Here, saved you the time.

[@jeremiah3749]

I will be the first to say thank you

[@Akimoto4u]

Stork parents be like ‘look honey someone did our job’

[@KostyaTM]

Accurately noticed and the beak did not have to be soiled )

[@kurumais]

i swear after watching all the nest videos youtube has kicked up at me i have no idea how birds arent extinct. all they do is eat each others chics. some of them eat there own chics.

[@brownpride1179]

Humans kill each other most of the time and yet we are still here.

[@tyler-hp7oq]

I mean that's life with all predators in the wild. If a lion comes across a leopards cubs it will kill them. A leopard would also kill a lions cubs if it has the chance. Predators will always take the chance to kill off competition.

[@adotintheshark4848]

some chicks like to be eaten

[@timhoward5]

@@adotintheshark4848 Like you

[@adotintheshark4848]

@@timhoward5 I'm not a chick. That doesn't mean I don't like being "eaten".

[@azzir325]

For inexperienced babies, I think they mounted a pretty good defense. Held hawkie off for a good period.

[@KostyaTM]

I agree from the first hit I could not take the chick, then he just drove them around the nest and still took one...two days later he returned again but they survived kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5vZnImfZ7KSbtk

[@ytlow7592]

@@KostyaTM I have been

[@jinkslate4761]

🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾mbvdefg?🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾

[@chungkongcheng8801]

@@KostyaTM ⁰⁰

[@ultimatedouchebag6760]

when the mom Stork returns, she will be killing those babies for messing up the nest

[@TheJacksnipe]

The first one recovered from the attack. I did not expect that!

[@KostyaTM]

I think who he attacked first, that he took, it would be better if he did not get up further...

[@blubbTee]

It looked like he was stuck in a bad position. On its back, twisted neck with the muzzle in the way. He needed to push himself up with his neck. Not very comfortable

[@KostyaTM]

The hawk hit him hard and the stork impact or shock for a long time could not get up.

[@Mythtician]

Was very happy to see the recovery. But than sad because one was dragged off. But thats life.

[@shannonreed9808]

If you look closely, it done better the fact that a sibling, almost strangled it, as its leg had pinned its neck down😲

[@melaniebaker2012]

10:55 I like how all 3 of them ducked the hawk perfectly in sync.

[@-fullnelson-641]

He flew in like “what do we have here”

[@viewerabundzu6887]

chicks showed real courage, stuck together: never leave your little kids alone!

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, ideally there should be someone from the parents, but when there is not enough food, both adults have to go away to bring food.

[@KostyaTM]

@xLoOnEyOuTcAsTx Yes, just make noise and defend.

[@crystalxnightmarecrystal]

The most likely also had chicks to feed. It's called predator vs prey

[@TheChrist4ylor]

Crazy how the babies already know how to defensively posture to make themselves look more intimidating. Imagine if a human baby started throwing fists when it felt threatened 😂

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, the child must be sent to the sports section

[@eRacer314]

Yeah, come at me bruh 🤣

[@casey5535]

😆 🤣

[@jesselindsey9760]

Damn, nature, why didn't you include this human instinct? I'd love that. It would lead to a great TV series called "BABY FIGHTS".

[@serkanserkan584]

​@@jesselindsey9760 Man has a mind. A mother does not leave her baby. Babies don't need to defend themselves when they're small either.

[@bobspeltbackwards2195]

Great nature video!! Very determined Goshawk, as they generally are. Thank you so much for the hard work and dedication it takes to put up these amazing videos!

[@KostyaTM]

Thanks for your feedback and comment on the video...some onlookers do not realize that this video only shows the life of birds in their natural habitat.

[@bobspeltbackwards2195]

@@KostyaTM Certainly it's my pleasure. Most people don't realize the amount of work and planning that goes into making, editing and presenting such quality videos as these. We are very fortunate to be able to see real life nature videos that you share with all of us. Thank you again for sharing your hard work with all of us. For most, it's as close to nature as they will ever get.

[@suzannecarpenter4413]

It almost sounded like one of them said mama. They are dropping down low to the nest when the hawk flies over. Poor babies. Finally, one fell from the nest. Sad 😢

[@likethecolorgreen]

Such a small nest for big birds.

[@paulflores490]

I wonder if the hawk Methodically made several swipes at the chicks for the so purpose of having one fall off, or was it just a coincidence. It could have easily clawed one of them out of the nest. Awesome footage!!!

[@jamesconner3437]

The siblings are like "Who's that new kid you're wrestling with...he sure looks like not playing fair !!!" Later...uh, oh...

[@KostyaTM]

Uh, oh now I'm flying to see what he still wanted from us...

[@VivianaSilverback]

I know people will get mad and insult me for feeling like this but i don't care. I actually shed a tear. Poor little baby died a slow death for sure😭😭 I know it's nature but i still find it sad.

[@abolisher]

Ahaha what you cried lol trust me you won’t like nature one but then

[@tanner_uncut]

it really is cruel.. just like humans do to the weakest of our own.

[@corvusglaive4804]

The bravery of those chicks was fantastic 😃 they saw the threat and kept facing the hawks direction as if to say "we're not afraid of you!" Amazing little things.

[@strangerlucky5753]

You have to bluff your way out sometimes when u have 0 weapons and 0 escape plan available😅

[@beastfromthemiddleeast6369]

Lol. They still lost

[@opo3628]

🙄 The hawk still got what it wanted in the end.

[@Arieskie]

It’s in their programming. The ones that don’t gave it don’t live.

[@heySTUPIDass]

Bravery? More like, they had ZERO options

[@henryhiggin3389]

The look the surviving chick's gave at the end 12:00 is priceless...

[@snewsh]

That 'uh oh' at 11:54

[@jesselindsey9760]

"Yeah, we scared him off! Isn't that right, Frank?" "...Frank?"

[@JeffG03]

“Damn they took Steve…… o well”

[@risenfromyoutubesashesagai6302]

Bill: "Sammy ain't coming back..... is he, Todd?"

[@matthewnada913]

It’s just the two of us now, Freddy

[@asdf-gh8vd]

I think I remember seeing this nest in a different vid. One of the parents died defending the last chick I think. It was a hawk as well.

[@muffintop420]

When the chick gets taken the others seem stunned and in disbelief.

[@KostyaTM]

And on the contrary, it seemed to me that they were just waiting for some of them to be taken away and the rest calmed down.

[@user-pl8ek1ok4o]

А где мамаша?

[@discernmentformypeople6598]

At 10:48 one of the birds says: Mama. Then after the bird gets stollen from nest one of the birds at 11:52 says: "Oh oh"

[@mikewilliams3806]

That one chick mounted the same defense my sister used on me when we fought where she laid down and tried to kick me in the balls. Very effective.

[@archjohnvlogs]

The babies are so amazing...they protected themselves from the attack

[@RiskRule]

they did absolutely nothing lmao

[@jayb0nd007]

What good is the protection when death is garanteed

[@SugarRay2]

Except they still got taken at the end.

[@opo3628]

You *obviously* didn't watch the actual video.

[@jiggidyjam]

Which video did you watch? One got eaten

[@bigbb2595]

They are like OH WELL MOMMY WAS GONNA KILL ONE OF US ANYWAY!!

[@KostyaTM]

At this age, she would not have done this, take it off, but in general, you correctly noticed this is typical for storks ... And so at least the hawk will be full

[@user-pl8ek1ok4o]

Они обречены

[@mikeef747]

Conversation after they lost their 1st sibling... Chick 1: You guys sleep on top! Chick 2: No, you guys sleep on top! Chick 3: No, No, No I'm the coldest, you guys sleep on top!

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

Wow, this is really cool!! To avoid redundancy, I'll just say this. Did anyone notice that the moment the targeted one was taken out, they instantly got quiet, and their defense posture immediately relaxed. It was as if they were more stressed out about having to defend the targeted one, and nest, but one it ceased to be, they ceased also. PS: (edited) I will gladly be redundant in saying Thank You! I wouldn't have the slightest clue as to how to do this etc. I personally felt a David Attenborough narration happening in my head 😁

[@ignacioa4114]

probably they know instinctively that once the predator gets one of them, he's going to immediatelly eat it, get full up and call it a day, so they won't see the same predator for some hours.

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

@@ignacioa4114 Well that is a better thought than mine! L0L Thank You!! 😊

[@HUNTERHUNTER806]

It is so heart touching when they stand up for their sibling 😭👌🏼 i really liked the defensive position/posture of those baby storks 💪🏼 great lesson to learn from and nature is both Benevolent and cruel ✌🏼think about the human world as well? And btw it was amazing the hawk managed to mark the target and nailed it to the ground 👌🏼😍

[@abolisher]

That one that got knocked down got killed so bad 😅

[@SilentDarkAngel16]

sadly they are not protecting their sibling, especially birds it's all survival of the nest they greed over food and everything

[@Erin-vu1tt]

That entire time the babies were left alone! Of course a hawk is going to think that's his dinner.

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, it's like leaving a safe open to a thief..

[@Danaman62]

@@KostyaTM Yes I think you’re correct.

[@kaptenkurtkaviar3111]

Wiiiilsooon! 😱 ...never mind bro, at least we got rid of that stupid hawk 😏

[@myinbox866]

They're like: Our brother is gone!! -u hungry?

[@maybeno4099]

It’s a good thing mama stork doesn’t care about her babies that much anyways .

[@patriciahadley2374]

Yes, mummy stork will quite easily attack the weakest and smallest chick and launch it out of the nest. Today I watched an even crueler mum stork kill her two quite large chicks and destroy the eggs which hadn't yet opened. Then she set about tidying up the now empty nest. Absolutely awful and God knows why this behaviour!

[@NandarajKhalingRai]

Oh! Sad, one is carried away😥

[@KostyaTM]

The hawk also has its chicks to feed..😥

[@orphee007]

Not hawk (falco) but goshawk (accipiter gentilis) may be filmed on Okinawa island.

[@derrickmoore7013]

For their age they had a good close range def but sadly the hawks dive got the best of 1

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, I agree, so the hawk tried to drive them closer to the edge of the nest in order to throw

[@ake6049]

ドッチボールの避け方と一緒‼️😅

[@-HDK-]

One chick to the other: we split the food 50/50, deal?

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, only it is not clear who agreed with whom the first with the second or the third with the first.. lol

[@lordbyron3603]

I’m losing it ! I had no idea that I had seen this 4 months ago

[@35jopa]

Glad that the other chicks know how to protect themselves!!

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, the skills from the death of one came in handy for them two days later when he returned again..

[@luudest]

@@KostyaTM Did they really see what happened to the other chick? It got off so fast.

[@KostyaTM]

@@luudestThis is when yastrebv once again returned kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5vZnImfZ7KSbtk

[@luudest]

@@KostyaTM This is 2 days later. At this moment there were only 2 chicks left. Nature is hard. Where were the parents during this time? How long do they usally leave their children alone?

[@KostyaTM]

​@@luudest Nature is not tough, while some die, others survive it is just their life. Parents constantly fly away to catch food and may be absent for hours. Fortunately, the hawk never came back here and these two remaining chicks were able to grow

[@bobjones4469]

It's funny cuz they're bigger than the hawk. I guess this is where the term "sitting duck" comes from.

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, they don't have claws like a hawk, so they snap their beak

[@Virus-xm7qc]

Or LAME DUCK

[@yourdaddy6030]

10:45 it sounds like one of the chicks is calling for its mama. Tell me I'm wrong.

[@KostyaTM]

If you listen to it from a human perception, then yes and it also looks like a flock of sheep

[@poluticon]

You’re wrong

[@KostyaTM]

​@@poluticon Perhaps these are just assumptions, but to your ears what it looks like..?

[@JeanBrewer]

Clearly it said Mama. You are not wrong.

[@KostyaTM]

​@@JeanBrewer yes, more people who have watched it confirm

[@R3dTr0]

@ 11:44 lol i lost my shiit when io thought i heard the bird say Mama !

[@kensrealty9493]

Did it fail?

[@SONORSQ2guy]

Nice move by the Hawk! 👏

[@martinmaddox5315]

At one quarter speed it is obvious that the hawk ATTEMPTED to carry off the chick. The chick remained in the nest. I believe the chick died later in the nest from the severe blow delivered by the hawk. Still a good video.

[@KostyaTM]

If you look further, you will see that the chick got better and at the end of the video the hawk still dropped one of them

[@lil1ice186]

Looks like the hawk was trying to knock one of them out of the nest. But the chick's fought a strong fight til the end. They were very brave.

[@lewisamberg4640]

The one chick on his back that got the hit - he had a concussion so the other 2 posted up till mom got back 🤣🤣🤣

[@Boris_Chang]

I have some thoughts about seeing this: The hawk didn’t “carry off” that chick. The chick probably weighed more than the hawk. She knocked it out of the nest and possibly killed it there and tore off big chunks and carried them off-that is until a land-based predator such as a snake or feral cat or dog found the remains and took them over. After seeing a video where the stork mother viciously assaults one of her own chicks over a period of a half-hour or so until it finally fell out of the nest, I figure maybe the hawk did their mother’s bidding by ridding the nest of one more mouth to have to feed. It doesn’t sadden me because of that-that and that the hawk had chicks to feed. It wouldn’t have made any difference if it was a furry little bunny or a mouse. I would think evolution (natural selection) would eventually weed out parents with a proclivity to leave their nest unguarded for long periods of time. There might be reasons for some species why there aren’t two parents taking shifts. There might be reasons the mother doesn’t hunt within a few hundred meters of her nest and periodically check to see things are okay. I would think mothers who are more protective of their chicks would be more likely to pass her genes to future generations. Maybe at this same time, an eagle is raiding the hawk’s nest and taking off a hawklet. It’s a bird-eat-bird world out there. The thing that would truly sadden me is if a developer sent men with chainsaws to cut down a few hundred (or a few thousand) trees to clear the land for more human habitation. And then humans would complain when apex predators such as eagles begin preying on livestock and/or domestic pets because their habitats have been destroyed by human encroachment and they are left with no other prey. That is truly bad stuff.

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Join HuSPACA now.

[@gabrieledwards1066]

@@bayleyinc You should probably watch it till the actual end of the video or get glasses.

[@tyler-hp7oq]

@@bayleyinc watch the whole video next time

[@georgepaltoglou907]

@@Zerpentsa6598 dododo ouh ouh

[@deuceboy937]

They do that to the weak ones that are probably gonna die anyway so on can focus on the ones that are healthy and are gonna live that’s wild life you can’t get mad at it that’s like people getting mad at you for eating steak and pork that’s was a cows kid or a pigs kids you was eating so it’s just the circle of life that’s all buddy no reason to get mad it’s how the survive

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

Mama stork must be relieved someone did the dirty work for her.

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, now there is a broadcast from this nest and my mother did it instead of a hawk, and in the most sophisticated way she ate it.

[@theshyguitarist]

These things are the very definition of baby Huey's. lol

[@user-nc7zt9rj9e]

Wow !! Brave chicks👍♥️

[@bryanneideffer6368]

Felt bad for the one who fell over.

[@fitt4393]

Wow amazing footage

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, it is interesting to look at the life of nature, albeit from a not very good side

[@chrisjones5245]

If at first you don't succeed...try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try and try again.

[@SEFR7337]

Hey, what happened to Pat? He was here a minute ago.

[@japannaturelovers7321]

very good video👍 fully watched😊 but i felt very bad for the one who felt😔 thank you for sharing🙏 new friend here please stay connected🙏😊

[@KostyaTM]

Thanks for the great wishes and watched the video😊 Two days later he returned again but they survived kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5vZnImfZ7KSbtk

[@japannaturelovers7321]

@@KostyaTM thank you 🙏

[@rarebird_82]

Survival of the brave, such courage from the 2 siblings, admirable for sure - but I knew the 3rd was toast the minute is was upturned. The hawk senses weakness like a shark senses chum. Cruel world.

[@tekkzilla619]

I don't think that's the same one that fell in the end. It's tedious to keep track of it but I'm pretty sure it was the one of the left of the remaining two...

[@leegalen8383]

Wow That's one determined little hawk!!

[@Grim_Concept]

Well, it needs to eat. Lol

[@jasonbrewer5385]

I don’t see where the hawk carried anything off. It knocked it over

[@MRWIL246]

Wasn't really carried off. More like tacked out of the nest by the Hawk. At least the Runt of the set survived this chapter.

[@KostyaTM]

You yourself understand whether he carried the stork away or pulled along with him anyway he became a victim of a hawk...

[@BanishedandBroken]

@@KostyaTM Dude, I can barely understand your horrible grammar

[@KostyaTM]

@@BanishedandBroken This is not an institute, but a google translator...

[@BMI007]

The way the hawk just launched at them from the beginning though lol

[@dannypadilla59]

Hey what happened to Ed.

[@lastcommodore9651]

The way the remaining two chicks look at each other at the end ..

[@neuselidini9571]

Por enquanto descansam até o próximo ataque. Pobres aves não tem sossego meu Deus. 😳

[@danielgerardosanchezflores2366]

11:55 : bueno lo intentamos.

[@conceptualclarity]

Was the one that got knocked off in the end the same one that spent half the video on its belly?

[@david78]

Amazing

[@Rustsamurai1]

I knew it was going to be that one. Hawk must eat.

[@TinkerTailorSoldier1]

😂😂 It’s funny how it took that one bird 8 minutes to get oriented. That hawk knocked it silly. Help! I have fallen and can’t get up!

[@Mrgreenjeans578]

I know it drove me crazy watching it

[@ciscokid1223]

Is that the same one that got knocked out

[@UkraineEnigma]

Super! Nice video!

[@Hulkhoagie1]

Someone needs to call DYFS on these stork parents.

[@Mrgreenjeans578]

The chick that knocked over kicking trying to right itself drove me crazy

[@briangibson7480]

Momma gonna realize she took to long when she finally gets back.

[@diehardeaglesfansince1994]

Was the one bird injured or just having troubles getting up?

[@KostyaTM]

I looked carefully more than once and came to the conclusion that he took the wrong chick from the nest. He couldn't get up.

[@randolphtolbert3825]

He never recovered from that first punch.

[@KostyaTM]

I looked more than once and I think that the hawk threw another from the nest...You can see it by looking from 10:24

[@lordbyron3603]

One chick to the other { “ What happened to Herman?...! “}

[@KostyaTM]

Who is Herman anyway?

[@lordbyron3603]

@@KostyaTM 😄 Just the name I gave the chick that got snatched away. 😂

[@KostyaTM]

Lol..just woke up didn't get your joke...Herman unsuccessfully sat near the edge of the nest😂😂

[@silverload3622]

Hey Larry now that we put our heads down we found bits of food come on over !! No George I’m busy looking for a good lawyer after that Bus hit me

[@myownprivateglasgow280]

First know food. By food we live, towards food we move, into food we return...

[@chillywilly3397]

Hawk needs to work on his skills

[@KostyaTM]

Let not on the first try, but still he did his dirty deed

[@jennifers4528]

The hawk has to eat too and possibly has little chicks to feed. Survival of the fittest definitely applies here. Great nature video. Thank you for sharing it. 😊

[@KostyaTM]

Thank you for watching and commenting...That's right, but the video is watched by people with human emotions and compassion.

[@jennifers4528]

@@KostyaTM Unfortunately, I know exactly what you mean.. I hate it when people scream to "rescue" or intervene in the lives of these animals. Watching live cams and videoing these animals is to learn about their behaviors. Not to intervene in every less than favorable situation. I've stopped watching the live cams this year because there's too much human intervention. We are not God.. just mere watchers to their world and imo, humans need to keep their grimey hands off! That's my opinion anyway. Sorry for the long comment. Stay safe! 😊

[@KostyaTM]

​@@jennifers4528 Yes, there are a lot of streams, so people react so emotionally, seeing that in one nest help and save, but in others not. You just have to look and believe until nature says otherwise.

[@tonisellers4509]

They can go eat squirrels or smtging not these endangered species...these beautiful creatures...idk...i just don't like it at all...i know it's nature I just don't like it...they are babies...being attacked...and that adult needs to fight the other male adult...not the babies!!! If it got youngins to feed...than fight a male adult...not defenceless youngins!!!

[@KostyaTM]

​@@tonisellers4509 You are right, black storks are an endangered species, alas, the hawk does not know about this, he simply acts as the instincts inherent in nature dictate

[@Chamlingcreators]

Wow! Nice sharing,

[@artworld9799]

So great video!!! Greetingts 🎉

[@hawk5946]

It appears the original attack broke the babies neck. But then it sits up!

[@edsonmorais5025]

A caçadora calcula o momento do ataque e os filhotes protegem o mais frágil prosseguindo na vida Natureza assim permite

[@romarima8063]

Медвежата?

[@timbo41284]

Storks are ruthless birds…if the hawk didn’t get that chick it’s siblings eventually would have. When the mother stork comes back and sees it’s chick is injured or sick or whatever the case me be it will no longer be fed or looked after. The mother stork would of either ate that chick whole or kicked it out of the nest.

[@pharoahcaraboo9610]

yeah, i'm glad it got the same chick twice bc it definitely got a good, crushing blow that first swoop. that chick took a good 9-10 mins to recover. if mom came back in time that chick would've been a goner anyways, storks are absolutely brutal.

[@Jusalittlecommonsense]

10:49 they said mama!

[@mkdreaded2898]

10:46 the duck literally says "mama" I know it's a stroke I just wanna say duck

[@KostyaTM]

Stork had to call for help dad

[@Astronurd]

That’s got to be a goshawk! They’re badass

[@emmaekmoono]

Click bait title, no chick was carried off

[@pavik80]

They make sounds like in that move The Thing!

[@mondochild]

Hawk was figuring out which one was weak and let the fall hurt do it’s job.

[@awamazingwildanimals]

Amazing...... Go ahead...

[@SigXman]

They were like where he go. He s gone.

[@christinacarter9738]

didn't look like it was actually taken, just knocked over

[@KostyaTM]

Yes, he dragged him away, and then dealt with it on the ground. And two days later he returned back here, but without results.

[@fenixarreola7616]

@@KostyaTM entonces, sí se lo comió????

[@KostyaTM]

Por desgracia, no puede haber otra suposición..

[@Astronurd]

Boy that Hawk sure did whack the chick with it’s first attack. Was lying there kicking it’s legs in the air for ages.

[@wakawaka608]

I thought it's neck was broken or something and was surprised it stood up again.

[@mosesvuma1811]

Interesting enough, mama stock sometimes intentionally kills one of her chicks. It's very likely that one of these chicks was going to be killed anyway. But, as observed by many here, it is quite fascinating how the chicks perceived the threat and fought to the end.

[@Liveinthepresent93]

Amazing 😍🔥🔥

[@sintwo0one]

It had its sights on that one since the beginning

[@ALEXLOPEZ-eq9qf]

Last 2 storks look at each other: At least they got jerry and not us

[@abolisher]

They’ll be next the hawk knows where to find food now 😂 it’s going to take all of them one by one

[@localboyn2deep146]

Guess who's coming to dinner 🍽🦅

[@KostyaTM]

Hint: Fast and Wicked

[@WildNatureUniqueTV.]

How pity that chick, their parents is not there to rescue? My full support to your channel Boss. Mine is also about birds.