Jaw-Dropping Reaction: Tribal People Witness Eagle's Incredible Capture of Goat

Jaw-Dropping Reaction: Tribal People Witness Eagle's Incredible Capture of Goat
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[@ChristaFree]

Predator birds are bad ass and some of them are pretty big. They're avian dinosaurs who survived a cataclysmic event that wiped out most life on earth back in the day day. Ive stood close to a golden eagle, less than 10 feet away and it stood over 3 feet tall easily with a wingspan of at least 5 feet. It's talons were as big as my hands. It was big enough I put my kids and my dogs inside the house until he left. There's bald eagles that nest in the lake by my house so I've been watching them for a couple of decades now. They're pretty bad ass and beautiful.

[@paulinesoares3594]

That’s not a deer. They don’t live in that environment. That’s a mountain goat

[@steve1448]

Beautiful photography.

[@nellspencer6417]

I sometimes don't know whether to watch the video or the reactions, both equally engrossing. Really enjoyed this.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Eagles are kings of the sky and should be protected

[@hollish196]

WOW. I almost had my nose on the screen watching this. Amazing!! Thank you for showing this. I did have a hard time seeing the fox being taken because I really like them. We have one in my neighborhood. It keeps the rabbits in control. Fabulous show.

[@AhJodie]

That was an amazing video. Some people use eagles for hunting, they might like to see that. Love to you all!

[@katttmandoo]

The term “Eagle eye” makes so much sense.

[@jamesohara4295]

The Golden Eagles nickname is. The Flying Door :)

[@monicapdx]

Wonderful! Fantastic to see them all hunting. The eagle with the brown body, white head and yellow beak catching the fish is the national bird of the US, the bald eagle. The bird in the woods capturing the squirrel is a red-tailed hawk. We have plenty of those around where I live, even here in the city and suburbs. One they didn't show that also lives around here is another, larger hawk called the osprey. It also catches fish. I used to work in a tall building downtown that was next to the river that runs right through the city. An osprey pair built their nest on top of a telephone pole on the street by the river, and we could watch them from the 18th floor of the building. 😁 That was fun!

[@bellavita4237]

Naveed is just like me😱Oh No!! While I’m saying “Run Baby Run” I witness an Eagle swoop down and flew away with a wild duck. Have to say I was devastated-but Everything and Everyone has to eat. I enjoyed this content. Fascinating 👌🏻 Y’all be safe USA🇺🇸

[@Seek1878]

You should show them the Eagle Hunters in Mongolia, maybe just the trailer for the movie The Eagle Huntress.

[@leannsmarie]

I've seen an eagle get a fish right before my eyes. In May of 1995, I went on a cruise to Alaska. When I was in Juneau, I was sitting on a bench near the pier (its very large) and a bald eagle flew over my head from behind me to the water in front of me and picked up a large fish and then took off. Its pretty impressive.

[@WORLD-OF-MERLIN]

Not sure if they realize how large an eagle is in comparison to a human. They might be thinking an eagle is the size of a regular bird.

[@Countryfolktry]

Exactly,

[@janzizka9963]

Interestingly eagles, falcons and owls are not closely related to each other. Owls in particular are puzzling morphologicaly and geneticaly, they are possibly related to the group of nightjars birds. Falcons are actually closer to songbirds and parrots and despite simmilar appearance they are not related to eagles. This is called convergency, being simmilarily adapted to a lifestyle despite different origins. Also - no matter how stunning it may be - birds are reptiles. Birds are the only living group of dinosaurs (multiple groups of birds, to be correct). Closest living relatives to birds are crocodylians (yes, very different, dinosaur evolution would be an interesting topic for another time).

[@janzizka9963]

Some raptorous birds attack mountain animals to unbalance them and let them fall to their fate. Also it is worth to mention that small child can be attacked and snatched by strong eagle.

[@Assassyn1980]

The is a bald eagle nest next to my home in s.w. florida. Their wingspan is 8 feet, and the nests can be 10 feet round. It's fascinating!!

[@myreallife6386]

10 ft nests!!!

[@Assassyn1980]

@@myreallife6386 check out SWFL live eagle cam. It's on 24/7 during nesting season. (Now) Only the male is tending the nest, the female (Harriett) has been missing a month :(

[@myreallife6386]

Wow! I hope Harriet is ok. Good thing both parents are involved. Amazing.

[@Assassyn1980]

@@myreallife6386 Saddly, after 14 years as a mated pair they are assuming she's passed unfound.. A new female is being allowed around the nest. Next chapter 😊

[@erinbernstein6843]

Not the same but a little less gory and funnier: there’s a Japanese tv segment where various frozen fish are set out, bigger and bigger each time. They watch street cats carry them off and see which greedy cat makes off with the biggest fish or most steals.

[@mjsmcd]

Eagles in India and Pakistan?

[@janzizka9963]

Yes, great many. Supposedly about 18% of Earth's "birds of prey" live in India and adjacent countries. Many types of eagles, harriers, vultures, buzzards and hawks as for the Accipitriformes, also falcons (Falconiformes) and owls (Strigiformes).

[@myreallife6386]

The guys have soft hearts. This is impressive but they don’t like the killing parts, same as me. But the eagle is amazing!

[@paulleverton9569]

I'd like to know a little about the two guys on the screen. I assume they belong to a tribal community. From their language and appearance I'm guessing they're from the Indian subcontinent - but it is only a guess. About this time of year Georgian herders move their sheep/goats from lowland planes to the mountain peaks. It's the last truly wild place in Europe. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip2plGBnrNmnnrM