Duke Farms Eagle Cam - EAGLET STARVING ON NEST!!!

Do we really to watch Eaglet 2 starve to death on the nest from malnurishment? Each time there is a feeding the parents do not put much effort inot getting food to it. This poor eaglet went to bed with an emaciated crop while the other's was completely full. It is a third of the size of the other eaglet and it seems that the parents are disregarding it. If we are going ot monitor them why not step in when necessary?

[@YaelSharon3410]

She acts like the small one doesn't even exist... So sad the poor eaglet is starving 😢

[@eightinches3671]

The bigger eaglet is clearly 3 or maybe even 4 days older than the smaller one. That's a huge difference. He's bigger, stronger, and pushes his way to the front to get most of the food being delivered. Only when there is an abundance of food and both parents feeding them would the little one survive.

[@brucey86]

This is why the basic concept of evolution is, 'survival of the FITTEST'. - Dawin

[@ef2512]

I totally agree with you! And for those acting like it is a 3 day age difference there are enough eagle cams out there with eaglets with the same age difference that don't have the size difference. I think some of these Moderators and full time viewers/commenters that enjoy watching these all the time waiting for disaster to strike. It's sadistic.

[@agl1138]

Of course they do. It is called human nature. Ever seen a Nat Geo doc?

[@TinyBewPuppy]

People do enjoy when things go wrong, kinda like a show or something. They actively hope for it, "it doesn't look too well, it's not eating" People love it when death strikes nests and animals.

[@fakeperson4069]

Agreed

[@YaelSharon3410]

How many days in total did the small one live? How many days from hatch to death?

[@user-vo5zb1jh6s]

Ребята! Всё очень просто; у птиц птичьи мозги.😂

[@virginia574]

So little one is gone....so, so sad. I wasn't aware till I saw more updated video & finished reading these reviews. This eagle family really hit me hard.

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

These are aggressive and wild birds of PREY. Not all that hatch are going to survive…That’s just common knowledge of wildlife. Expecting their lives to play out like a Disney movie, will always leave you disappointed. So, it’s always best to accept reality and know that what you’re going to see is not always going to be favorable. When choosing to watch these live cams, you take on and accept that knowledge and responsibility.

[@karenrosgen4586]

@@Butterfly-mt5ml Well I see I am not the only one that you reamed out! Maybe you need to find something better to spend your time on, rather than putting others down!?!?

[@deannacoleman913]

@@karenrosgen4586 Well said!!! 🌻

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

@@karenrosgen4586 Who’s putting anyone down, Karen? I’m only speaking truth. How you personally take my comment, is on you.

[@tonyg-2jz82]

@@karenrosgen4586 Who is he reaming out or putting down??? All he was saying is that people get overly emotional all the time when one doesn't survive either from starvation or older siblings attacks. It's normal behavior for eaglets to do this but all too often if the little one doesn't survive the comments are loaded up with all these negative comments and false information because a lot of people tend to anthropomorphize these wild animals trying to give them human characteristics and actions. If you thought that was being put down and reamed out maybe you are too emotional to watch these nests. You're a Karen though so as to be expected 😂

[@uchenbae1408]

Mom eagle lol

[@seinfail2158]

This little guy made no attempt to be fed, you have to understand that in the eagle world if you want to eat u have to get front and center..if you notice this guy didn't move. Also I think the mother sensed something wrong with this eaglet...if u take that under consideration the fact that it wasn't crying and trying to maneuver for food it just stayed there and add to the fact that the mother maybe felt like this eaglet sad to say wasn't made to fly then I think it answers the question as if to why the eaglet was left to die

[@daniellebolstad717]

This lil one was crying to be fed but made no attempt whatsoever to advance up towards the mom to ask for food. It just stayed in one spot crying and moving an inch only? Strange? I didn’t watch this nest when the second was born but did the oldest show aggression towards it at all during previous feedings?

[@kimscott37]

It didn't seem to show any aggression because it was used to getting fed.... the little one couldn't move because its sibling was on its wing, then it just fell down too weak to try anymore

[@DjMicr0dot]

It did, it held him down while during entire crucial 1&2 feeding,...poor dood sucked his thumb. The expression on his face was heartbreaking when he saw he was being depriveded porposely

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Good observation, no it was not being held down. The little one had multiple chances to maneuver around but never made one attempt. The older sibling never showed aggression the little one simply didn't have the desire or fight to survive. It sucks but that's the law of the land, only the strongest survive. Glad you can see with your own two eyes instead of making emotional assumptions calling the mom a bad parent or the older sibling evil when in reality the youngest made no attempt to eat. Eagles do not walk over and feed each eaglet the feed whoever is front and center asking to be fed. To say this eaglet was 24-7 pinned down is just crybaby talk

[@DjMicr0dot]

@@tonyg-2jz82 there also on that states endangered list,....but eh any chance to rant and belittle a complete stranger is obviously more important

[@tonyg-2jz82]

@@DjMicr0dot Umm no, they were removed from that list 15 years ago in 2007. They're still protected and rightly so. I'm not belittling anyone, I'm just tired of people making excuses for why the small one perished. People's emotions play into these nests way too often when by now they should know these aren't humans they don't have morals and they certainly don't have thumbs nor do they suck on them. The lil was a weak small runt without survival instinct so it rightfully perished. I wish it would've had those genes but if it doesn't then it's a good thing it doesn't survive to spread bad genes along in the future. Only the strongest survive

[@backhandgrip23]

No, other eaglet cams have ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS WHO STEP IN WHEN THE PARENT FAILS.

[@RiskRule]

They shouldnt

[@sperantaexista1]

@@RiskRule Yes, they should. Placing a live cam there, is already a human interference in their natural hanitat!

[@dash7620]

​@@sperantaexista1 9¿Les hace algún mal?

[@FelixS.]

@@sperantaexista1Again, educate yourself and learn the definition of terms you use. Interference = influencing. Spectating is no influence whatsoever. Go and read some books

[@FelixS.]

@@sperantaexista1ps du kalp

[@fidelaromo6705]

It's sad that one is starving and the other one gets over stuffed. BIRDS !!!!!!

[@user-vo5zb1jh6s]

Мозги куриные 😊

[@deannacoleman913]

That poor baby all mom had to do was just lean over and feed it she chose not too, that baby does not look sick to me it was begging for some food😡😢 it had a chance but didn't get it. Look at other nests with more babes, younger ones fair well when fed right and mean siblings.

[@tonyg-2jz82]

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[@Oxzilion]

There could be a number of reasons this is happening, one of the parents died, food is scarce this year, the baby was born weak, or the chick is not growing properly. We’ll never understand fully how nature works. In the animal kingdom it really is survival of the fittest.

[@dash7620]

Mira, las águilas no se mueven, alimentan a las crías que están enfrente de ellas, por lo que si el pequeño quería comida tenía que haberse acercado. Lo más seguro es que no puede por estar débil

[@user-xq5qc2cl2l]

still live small one

[@karenrosgen4586]

This is our National Bird, there are Eagle parents that have had eggs not hatch, babies die, eaten by other birds. Why cannot these babies, be adopted out to morning Eagle Parents, or shelters. I have neen watching the Big Bear Eagles for awhile. It just about killed me watching Shadows having such a problem last year, leaving the unhatched egg. Watching the video, the little one was asking for food!!!

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

Because these cams are not in place for rescue mission purposes. They’re there to give us the rare opportunity to take a peek into THEIR lives. Nature has it way of weeding out the weak. This ensures that whatever genes are passed on, are strong ones and keep a species from going extinct, Karen. Watching wildlife isn’t for the emotional individual that can’t understand nor accept instinctual behaviors of the wild animal. If you can’t mentally handle or accept the way they are, why are you watching it? People have taken many live cams down off KZbin because of people like you that can’t respect Mother Nature and her decisions. When watching these live cams, YOU accept and take on the responsibility of knowing what you’re going to see is not going to be favorable. Not all that hatch are meant to survive.. that’s just common knowledge. Nature isn’t a Disney film, princess. It’s brutal, unforgiving and cruel. These birds HAVE TO BE in top physical and mental health for survival reasons. When humans interfere with these nests, there’s a chance that mom and dad will abandon the nest. Then what?! Find “homes” for them all? Be realistic and use a bit of common sense, Karen.

[@karenrosgen4586]

@@Butterfly-mt5ml WOW, what did i do to warrent such of a tongue lashing! I have watched this nest for years, if it truly upset me l would have quit when the ravens did their damage, yes, tears were shed, I am human and have feelings. I totally have feelings, I was just thinking "What if?" and asking asking a question and did not deserve the dressing down I received. I also understand Nature and that - a average of 1 out of 2 eggs survive. Sorry, I have a heart and feelings, which is more that you can say! You might think twice about putting someone down for their thoughts, a loss of an egg/egglet probably is hard on those that montor our msgs. Hope you get some feelings, sometime it is nice to feel things! Have a a Great life, allow yourself to feel.

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

@@karenrosgen4586 Tongue lashing? 🤣 Being a bit dramatic, aintcha Karen?! Your name fits you well, indeed. I “feel” just fine and haven’t put anyone down. How you interpret my comment, is on you and has zero effect on me. I *respect* nature and I also *accept* the reality of a wild animals life. Perhaps you should try that? Maybe live cams will stop being taken down if you could. Wearing your heart on your sleeve when watching these live cams, is only going to leave you crying like a baby. Nature is tough. Brutal. Mean and nasty. Not all are going to survive it. THAT cupcake, is common knowledge and aggressive behavior, shouldn’t be a surprise. P.s. I hope someday you learn how to spell. 😘

[@ecalose6785]

@@karenrosgen4586 no you didn’t. It was rude!

[@ecalose6785]

@@Butterfly-mt5ml stop being rude!

[@prayarcher]

9:00 Terrible!🥺😭

[@chrysology]

No stepping in, even Clicketysplit. Especially when death is an option.

[@LevrnaRandolph-ff3zu]

I was thinking the same thing they talked about how devoted mother eagles are I clearly don't see it if we going to videotape them you can step in

[@crockejo]

Little one is as good as dead…mother decided it will not feed it and its sibling will prevent it from eating or bonk it to death

[@angiescarberry4339]

The oldest is a guzzard! Look at its crop ! Huge. Lil bit needs help bad

[@sperantaexista1]

Placing a live cam there, is already a human interference in their natural habitat! They should move theyr ass and help, when possible; saving a life is human, not sitting and watching drama unfloding! R.I.P. little one! 💙Fly free forever and please forgive them, for they don't know what they are doing!

[@FelixS.]

Spectating is no interference, the birds are not influenced in any way. Educate yourself, Karen.

[@sperantaexista1]

Keep your advices for yourself, John.

[@zerorush9296]

@@sperantaexista1 Take your own advice, he isn't wrong.

[@nancymarybarahona4978]

El mayor parece la mamá del otro, que gran diferencia entre ambos... En todas las crías siempre pasa lo mismo solo el mayor come y come y el otro tan pequeño la madre lo ignoró y no le dio ni un bocado

[@tonyg-2jz82]

No the little one never ventured close to her to try to take any bites. The mothers job is to tear bite size pieces and look up who's closest and wants it and feeds them. The little one made no attempt to get around the older sibling even though this one wasn't being aggressive.

[@butmunchass]

Sometimes what you see in not the full story sometimes the little one gets bullied and knows not to try to get food because older sibling attack it later.@@tonyg-2jz82

[@virginia574]

PLEASE !!!! IT'S NOT TOO LATE!!! PLEASE Give it a living chance & it will prosper. It's not sick. It still asks for food. It's got spirit ! SAVE THIS CHICK!! I don't think the parents will even realize the little one is gone if it is saved. Be human and care ❤

[@jamesdennis4926]

You are a good person.

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

Please don’t reproduce. Ps Runt died weeks ago

[@virginia574]

Thank you @James Dennis

[@ecalose6785]

They don’t care!

[@tonyg-2jz82]

😡🤬 FUCKING STOP. Are you going to pay for the rescue and 24-7 rehabilitation and treatment?? You know they have to hire professional tree trimmers who can climb sometimes hundreds of feet dangerously while the parents circle above sometimes attacking ans causing trauma to any eaglets on the nest ??? Then they can only go to special facilities that are legally able to and have the resources and staff available to hand raise a chick that wasn't meant to survive in the wild and diminishing its chances of being able to survive out in the wild. Nature isn't rainbows and unicorns if you can't handle don't watch but stop telling others what to do without using your brain to realize how much goes into "saving" a wild animal that nature has already given the death sentence to. Then what happens if it survives and spreads its genes then there's another generation of weak eagles?? Please stop thinking with emotions and use your brain. I love eagles more then most animals but survival of the fittest is a real thing and there are reasons nature has been successful for millions of years. If it were based on emotional humans every animal would survive and the ecosystem would collapse. Please just use your head. It's ok to get attached but not to sit there and demand shit like this giving other people the idea that it's ok as of its easy to do and even right in the first place 🤢🤮 and that doesn't make you a good person you're doing more harm then good by posting that kind of crap

[@jamesdennis4926]

The same old, worn out comment! This is Nature, that's the way it is! I'm so sick of hearing it from uneducated people and educated people as well! And saying this little chick was sick! No one knows that! He was simply not strong enough, age difference to great and he was ignored and then finally, literally sat on by the larger chick until he died!! I don't care what anyone says and I don't care about these ridiculous laws! If these little animals lives are to be invaded by people, then it is peoples responsibility to step in when trouble occurs! And I know ALL, GOOD, CARING PEOPLE feel the same way! Also, the comment, if you don't like what you see, turn it off! That's typical also!! Everyone knows that! I am an expert in conservation and Wildlife! That's no joke!! I do realize what happens in Nature! But this type of thing is just unacceptable! I also realize that the people who are responsible for the content of this site, DO work hard!! But we Humans have a bigger responsibility to these creatures, then just observing them! WE are the ones responsible for all of the problems facing these beautiful animals! The World is in BIG trouble and everything and every life we can save is a small win for our precious Planet Earth!! We have had enough of the attitude and quote, "That's Nature and that's the way it is, we can't interfere, it's the law"! And I also realize that the Moderators expect comments like this and delete them! That's fine with me!! I just hope that some people who care, even law makers, will read this and pull their heads out of the sand and reconsider things! But I know that will NEVER happen! Why!? Because they don't give a damn!!

[@DjMicr0dot]

It's snuff if that's what ur into,..than this video is not for you so change the channel if you cannot handle freedom of compassion for another living thing sir Edit: hahaha oops,..my bad I didn't read ur entire comment. Just read first line & thought you were in opposition, it gets me so mad I can't see straight buddy🕉 Wanted to commend you for being a decent human being sir. Am completely baffled by the fact of how necessary it is for me to say that to you but guess we're just not out of the stupid ages yet

[@waynethomas2796]

I agree with you 100 percent!!!!!!!

[@kristenevans4557]

The laws need to be changed. If these small underfed eaglets can be saved then they SHOULD be saved. It is possible to raise them in captivity and release them again. It was done in NZ with a pair of abandons chicks that had their dad euthanized because he was injured and only after they discovered the chicks. They drew up a plan and they got it done.

[@eloraprettyman3268]

Wow, i so agree with you in every word. That is what ive always said. I watch a lot of nests. And sometime its so heartbreaking i have to quit watching. This little chick was not sick. And ive seen nests with 3 chicks and most of the time the 3rd one doesnt make it. Same reason. starve to death.

[@kristenevans4557]

@@eloraprettyman3268 Starve and/or siblicide. It is so heartbreaking.

[@kathys53]

It did die.

[@brendalins1237]

Just like some humans don’t belong being parents

[@tonyg-2jz82]

The smaller one never walked over to where his mom's beak was. Older one wasn't even aggressive but the young one just wanted to stay put and have everything delivered. No one's fault but his own. Notice the bigger one repositions himself closer to the beak but the small one won't move

[@silvermainecoons3269]

Yeah, the lazy little welfare moocher! Why didn’t he pull himself up by his eaglet bootstraps and go get a job? Are you serious?? 🤡🙄

[@joe_zeay]

Just like todays millenials all want handouts and dont want to work

[@catinthehat5140]

The smaller one was being crowded out and may have had less energy. The larger chick isn't doing this on purpose. However birds know how many chicks they have and try to feed them all

[@EmmaDee]

Because he was weak from being starved??

[@FelixS.]

@@catinthehat5140BS. Eagles in most cases let the weakest nestling die on purpose they have no ambition whatsoever to feed all babies

[@laplumeebouriffee4037]

The runt has been deliberately neglected. We don't see the smallest crap snuff it. Sure it did ?

[@monickalynn4365]

Well he was small,weak tho alert. How can he actively seek the food if not fed? Mom had only two eaglets-she could have given the chick something,anything. Tragically redundant. This was a painful death.

[@LA_HA]

I know it's hard to watch, but please try to understand that Nature works in her own way, in her own time. It's very possible that the parents aren't feeding the smaller chick because they're very new and just don't know how to do this properly yet. Or, they may sense something wrong with the smaller chick and know that they have to focus on the healthy chick to ensure its survival. In this video, the eagle parent is looking at the smaller chick. I'm not an expert by any means, but eagles are pretty smart and aware. It makes me guess that the second option is the correct one. This scenario is being played out all throughout the animal kingdom all over the world. There just aren't any cameras to capture it. If you want to see a pair of amazing, highly successful eagle parents who've had multiple years of healthy chicks (including two, Stars and Sentry, in the nest getting ready to fledge) right now, fly over to the Redding, CA eagle cam. There's a great community there that comes back every year. This is my second year watching and I plan to watch every year. Hope to see you there before the youngins fledge. It's always exciting to see

[@noworries8262]

I understand but it’s still hard to watch. I could do documentaries, have way too soft of heart ❤️

[@LA_HA]

@@noworries8262 I understand. It is hard to watch and then find out what eventually happened

[@kathsch8966]

I don't understand at all. I'm sick of hearing thats how nature works. Do we say that when a human parent neglects thier children??

[@LA_HA]

@@kathsch8966 [Edited] You don't have to understand it if you willfully don't wish to. But, it's very simple: Animals and human animals have different expectations for the parameters and members of their societies. The general animal kingdom do things that human animals don't and vice versa. And yeah, once upon a millennia-long past, humans did leave the sick, the old, the disabled to die because the tribe couldn't care for them And survive at the same time. Early humans were vulnerable and left the unhealthy and incapable to die. It was also the idea of being able to pass along traits that would make their progeny stronger so they would survive the elements, the other animals, enemy tribes; figure out how to get what they needed to feed everyone; and on and on. It's modernity that allows those who would've been left to die in the past to survive today. At the same time, humans barely consider themselves as a part of Nature because we haven't interfaced with it in any serious way for hundreds of generations. Animals, with the exception of domesticated ones, haven't changed all that much. Their instincts and needs remain in tact. So, while we talk to our friend on our iphones, waiting for our UberEATS delivery in our house/apt to arrive before we binge whatever's on our streaming services with our pampered pets sit next to us, wild animals are trying to simply survive the next minute and the one after that. Again you don't have to like it, but that changes the Truth not at all. If this isn't sufficient enough of an explanation, I don't know what else to tell you

[@EmmaDee]

@@kathsch8966 I noticed first at 3:15 the bird was trying the best it knew how to chirp for food but if not fed, how can he get the strength to grow? I'm assuming this best was way up high and no one can intervene but had I been involved, it would have broken my heart not to help without knowing something was wrong with the small one. It's just cruel to watch that mom literally starve that baby.

[@chrysology]

Good, Too bad the second one didn't get bonked to death, too. Hopefully this year the same thing happens but so far they all seem to be ok ffs. Not one dead eaglet yet this season, it's driving me crazy!!!!

[@chrysology]

Oh, how the world has changed. ;)

[@Iqbal_sibia]

I wonder if little one got help or not ...😞

[@misty28882]

Bad cameraman too

[@budewar5049]

Kasian itu si kecil gk Makan...😁

[@brendalins1237]

Bad parenting, I’ve watched many eagles walk over to the youngest to feed it this parent is cruelty ignoring the poor little one that’s right there wanting food. Terrible. It’s trying to get his head up there you can see he wants food! 😡😢

[@siddhami8727]

Many people think its mother bird fault especially like this videos..... so I want to ask how should mother know which one she fed before?? Again people will ask its clear through the size but my friends chicks don't hatch with difference in size... so from the beginning one or more chicks don't get the food like others and when time comes the result is the exact video we are watching now

[@dejayne8246]

Most bird eggs hatch a few days apart so the first "born" is going to be slightly larger to begin with. Birds can be incredibly mean to their offspring frequently killing them and throwing them out the nest if they think they're not strong enough. How do you think storks got a reputation for "dropping babies"? It's not the pretty picture often seen on new baby cards! They notorious for dropping their smallest over the side of the nest.

[@dash7620]

​​@@dejayne8246 Lo que hacen la cigüeña se llama cainismo si no recuerdo mal y lo hacen para deshacerse de los débiles. Sinceramente para nosotros puede que sea cruel pero en realidad supongo que lo hacen para no gastar energía y alimento

[@jagriggle1662]

I didn't know he died. A horrible death

[@dawnpowers6233]

Can't watch this nest!,😭

[@heartswild5239]

How CRUEL the mother never offers to feed it

[@dash7620]

En la naturaleza, si la madre siente que algo va mal con su cría la ignora y solo se dedicará a cuidar al sano o al fuerte. Es frecuente que los animales sólo cuiden a los fuertes porque son los que más posibilidades tienen de vivir

[@ef2512]

Dads are better at making sure young eaglets get fed especially when there is more than one.

[@user-pj5lg3oy6l]

애기가 기운이 하나도읍네... ㅠㅠ

[@user-ro1se8zk5s]

小さい子はやがて兄の餌になるでしょう悲しい😢

[@doloresnorris3225]

Why is one so big and one so Small?

[@dash7620]

Seguramente porque uno nació antes que el otro

[@kathsch8966]

OMG that one is so little. I cannot watch nests with cruel parents. And I'm sick of the excuse that this is nature. My nature is to care.

[@stacyboudreau123]

Well, the truth is is that this IS nature.

[@RiskRule]

Sorry but its not an excuse its just the way things work nature doesnt have rules

[@pennywinstanley7975]

Why is no one helping it?! Is it still alive? It needed to be taken from the nest and fed, how can anyone just sit back and let it die? Please let me know if the chick is alive as this was taken 4 weeks ago. 😢😢😢😢

[@ecalose6785]

Exactly!

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Nope dead as a door nail was fed to the stronger smarter eaglet. The lil weak one only had itself to blame, expecting food to be delivered to it's mouth when it can't even take a few steps closer to mom to get fed when the older one isn't even being aggressive...doesn't deserve to live. That's tough but so is nature and it's got this thing figured out so that's why and it being illegal nobody is going to rescue something that isn't meant to survive

[@dash7620]

​@@tonyg-2jz82 De hecho, cuando la mamá termina de dar de comer, el polluelo pequeño parece estar llorando porque no lo alimentaron. Pareciera como si el pequeño pensara que la mamá irá hacia el y le iba a dar comida

[@Emon7543]

a terrible mother!

[@Emon7543]

eagle mothers suck!

[@amandasanchez6058]

El pequeño no probó bocado 😪

[@eloraprettyman3268]

i agree as always. And its so hard to watch. I do get tired of those who always says Its nature and if it dies so be it. Same old, same old.

[@jamesdennis4926]

Thank you for caring!

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Then don't watch

[@ecalose6785]

@@tonyg-2jz82Rude!

[@tonyg-2jz82]

@@jamesdennis4926 Lmao and if we don't agree with you that means we don't care?? How old are you?? People like you are what's wrong with this country. How about finding common ground instead of just saying "if you don't agree with what I have to say then you don't care and are a big bully and uhh uhh you probably kill baby eagles yaa evil eagle killer who doesn't care!!"

[@tonyg-2jz82]

@@ecalose6785 Crybaby!

[@ollikkikk3741]

Human society should work this way too. Looking at millennials, I think we are de-evolving.

[@tonyg-2jz82]

You're talking gen x not millennials bud

[@marysupernova7780]

Just trying to be sure I get it... Do you mean to say that ppl in their late 30s are why society is troubled?

[@waynethomas2796]

Bad parenting

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

Good parenting. She’s assuring she has at least 1 strong chick. Dividing the little food between 2 chicks, does not make any strong and healthy Eaglets. Plus their size difference is huge.

[@ecalose6785]

Clickety, 1000% right. It was beyond inhumane. If it had a wire around its leg, they woukd go in. This was a long and tortuous death, horrible. I’m disgusted.

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Then next time put on your cape fly over there and rescue it yourself hero

[@ecalose6785]

@@tonyg-2jz82 you do go on. You actually think I’m reading this drivel! 😂😂

[@schen5425]

What the hell????

[@diegolove173]

Human must not intervene if the youngest die then so be it ! This is nature, I agree tho the parents have neglected the youngest but thats nature

[@starpizzaman]

Go up to the nest and rescue that little one and take it to a santuary and give it a chance to live.

[@noworries8262]

Couldn’t someone have saved it? Isn’t there organizations that take in orphan babies that could have helped it? That’s what makes this little chicks passing even worse, it starved to death and no one helped it

[@tonyg-2jz82]

You know what it's all your fault. CANT BELIEVE YOU LET IT DIE. Why weren't you there to rescue it ? It's death is on you hope you feel like shit. Next time you complain about can't someone do something and you don't go fly up there and rescue it yourself then you're going to be a certified eagle killer. How do you sleep at night ?

[@noworries8262]

@@tonyg-2jz82 Did you enjoy watching that? Your prolly a bully your self

[@jagriggle1662]

It is so tiny and weak. It will definitely die. Can't someone help this baby?💔💔😢

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Yes!! It's called the grim reaper!! He'll be coming for him since he's so weak and little and clearly has no desire to survive. Expecting to be fed without even maneuvering towards the food is a death sentence. If it's too lazy or dumb to do so then sorry but its gotta go

[@danmccarthy8822]

Little guys just a spectator, probably wouldn’t have lasted long in the wild anyway.

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Exactly!!! Never nice to see an eaglet pass but if it doesn't possess the will, or fight to feed then it doesn't need to carry on. Survival of the fittest

[@clicketysplit1817]

They deliberately starved it because it arrived too late.

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

It was sick with one closed. Mom ignored it that’s nature

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

@@barbara5659 guess you can’t read either cause I didn’t make any video

[@barbara5659]

@@dannysavagedraftguru sorry that was for clickety split

[@barbara5659]

Eagles only feed the beaks they see they can't count or tell time did you research before you made the video

[@DjMicr0dot]

@@barbara5659 but what about when they were the same size? The adult most certainly could see its beak

[@DjMicr0dot]

I KNOW WWW!!!! THIS WAS THE CUTEST EAGLET TO_o!! He sucked his thumb,...which at first was unbearably cute but now only hurts my heart further cuz I know he's was just starving 💔I unsubscribe from Duke Farms after his passing

[@terrisantiago9128]

They are not allowed to interfere with the nest just the way of life

[@DjMicr0dot]

@@terrisantiago9128 I understand that's,...it's the entire point of this upload

[@deannacoleman913]

Thats BS. 😡If a eaglet is hurt or wrapped with fishing line Crow gets involved but when a eaglet is starving they just say oh well!! That's nature😭😭😭😭

[@karenrosgen4586]

It is ok to hurt and be sad, as long as it doesnt take over your life. I know your feelings, I get them too. Don't let others put your feeling's down.

[@topazdragon3723]

@@deannacoleman913 That’s because an eagle being injured by fishing line is a direct result of humanity’s damage to the environment and thus must be resolved by humans. It is in no way natural for an animal to be ensnared by human equipment, but what is happening in the nest is a result of natural selection that leads to stronger eagle populations. It would be wrong for humans to interfere in which they have no part in.

[@HP-bs8cu]

😡

[@ecalose6785]

Why didn’t they rescue this Eaglet? They would have if it had a wing broken, wouldn’t they. It’s a disgrace! It’s our National Bird and you think we want to see this crap. I’m never watchin* again. You could have at least been an advocate for a rescue.

[@topazdragon3723]

The eaglet wasn’t very well cared for because it was underdeveloped and wouldn’t survive in the wild. As painful as it seems, it is nature and, in many cases, it is illegal for even the most well-meaning of individuals to interfere with an active bald eagle nest. That is very different from treating a well-grown adult who has most likely been injured indirectly via humanity’s damage to the environment.

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Yes good riddance Karen !! The more people like you not to watch the less bullshit comments there is to read!! Bye Felicia!!

[@seinfail2158]

@@topazdragon3723 just because its our national bird doesn't mean we have to pull irrational moves. This is their world their lives we protect them so they can be free to starve or kill or even eat or let live or fly their young. Its their business its their ways weather we agree with them or not yea its our national bird ..and thats exactly why we dont interfere because its the law they get to pick n choose not us....how would you like it god forbid you had a child who was terminally ill and an eagle took that child from u because the eagle thought u wernt giving him the care the child deserves.....its the same concept with theese birds they get to rejoice in their way of life untill our flag falls ...so always remember that

[@alisont.6940]

This is why I'm glad in a way that only one of the two Big Bear eagle eggs hatched. We don't have to watch one be the underdog and maybe starve or be killed by the sibling.

[@tonyg-2jz82]

So what if now that only one gets sick and dies, or attacked by another bird or animal, so it's better to have none then 2 or 3? Stupid logic just because you may get your feelings hurt seeing aggression in wild animals that's instinctual

[@ecalose6785]

What is wrong with you people posting this daily torture and cryin. It’s horrific. You did nothing to help. You make sick!

[@MultiEviscerator]

It is nature and happens every year. You getting emotional and criticizing the OP for "not doing anything" is absurd. Many eagle parents can fledge as many as 3 eaglets. Recently a nest had 4, and even though the smallest was getting enough food to survive, it perished one cold night from hypothermia.

[@ecalose6785]

@@MultiEviscerator I disagree. This was a long and tortuous death. If the eaglet had a damaged wing, they would go in. Si I’m not absurd at all!

[@ecalose6785]

@@MultiEviscerator don’t tell me how to feel. Who are you to tell anyone anything. Mind your own business. This was a sickening display.

[@MultiEviscerator]

@@ecalose6785 You went on the rant against the OP for posting something you disapproved of, and made you sick. Fine. Then how about you just don't click on it, thus not being judgmental & critical of others. You are telling me to mind my business, but few hypocrites see it in themsleves. Ironic, isn't it.

[@ecalose6785]

@@MultiEviscerator exactly and I stand by it. They will rescue an eaglet if he’s gotten stuck but watch him die of starvation! No, it’s wrong. It’s our National Bird. It Is America and I have an opinion and I was not the only one . I don’t like seeing this at all. And to boot the heading was Little eaglet dies if starvation. Are you even serious., Don’t need a lecture on this. It was horrible. I’ve been watching videos for years and have yet to see such a torturous death. I’ve seen the little ones get lost in the feed but most can come back and figure it out. He should have been rescued, period! Don’t tell me what to feel. You are not an authority on feelings!

[@e-money5851]

Eagles have to be the most ignorant birds alive! New Rule: you don’t start feeding until all eggs are hatched!

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

Don’t reproduce

[@tonyg-2jz82]

Brilliant so then you kill all the ones except the youngest and weakest one!! Wow Einstein I'm sure if it were up to you Eagles would be flourishing !!

[@RiskRule]

@@tonyg-2jz82 🤣

[@dash7620]

Haber, en la naturaleza tienes que luchar por tu supervivencia si el pollito pequeño no se molestó ni en moverse para poder alimentarse, se da a entender que no iba a sobrevivir en la naturaleza, en la naturaleza siempre sólo hay una regla, sólo sobreviven los más fuertes

[@sallyredmond3204]

They don't starve thier young, this one was sick

[@DjMicr0dot]

What I didn't see any results indicating that,..please reply if you have any news on this thank you

[@waynethomas2796]

Sick with what???

[@sallyredmond3204]

unhealthy

[@sallyredmond3204]

Underdeveloped

[@waynethomas2796]

@@sallyredmond3204 underdeveloped isn't sick