Reaching a golden eagle nest | Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet | Nat Geo Wild

Dr. Oakley rappels down a cliff to reach a golden eagle nest.
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[@EricNoi-m5]

Nat Geo will forever be legends!

[@TheOfficialKeon]

Dr. Oakley is such a Gem. She is one of the Best Veterinarians. May God continue to bless her & The Fam. RIP Daisy Mae. 🙏🏾

[@thomastuorto9929]

Who is Daisy Mae?

[@TheOfficialKeon]

@@thomastuorto9929 they’re family dog.

[@wcrimeusa88]

*Reaching a golden eagle nest can be quite a daunting task. These majestic birds of prey often build their nests in remote and hard-to-reach locations, such as high cliffs or rocky outcroppings. However, the effort is worth it for those who are passionate about studying or observing these creatures in their natural habitat. It requires careful planning, specialized equipment, and a good amount of physical stamina to reach a golden eagle nest safely*

[@MrTmiket0007]

Thanks for sharing another wonderful video like always 🐦👍🤗

[@equilibrium6014]

Truly magnificent, majestic, amazing eagle birds king of the sky the CREATOR created.

[@rhphotocdn]

Ok, so where were the parents while you were doing this? They just sat by and let you remove the chicks from the nest?

[@3winmundoanimal]

Alcançar um ninho de águia dourada é uma façanha que requer resistência física e mental. Essas aves de rapina constroem seus ninhos em locais altos e remotos, que podem ser traiçoeiros para navegar. Escalar falésias íngremes ou caminhar em terrenos acidentados são apenas alguns dos obstáculos que se podem encontrar no caminho para o ninho de uma águia dourada. No entanto, a recompensa de observar essas majestosas criaturas em seu habitat natural é inigualável. É crucial abordar esses ninhos com cautela e respeito, pois perturbar as águias pode levá-las a abandonar o ninho.

[@absolutelyndumz]

did you put back the eaglet into the nest?

[@fried8720]

Nah just dropped it 👍

[@Halfstar_]

And who are you to be asking about it ? Got more experience or been doing as much as these persons do for wildlife ?

[@corvespid4925]

@@Halfstar_ Maybe they're just a viewer who wishes to ask and get an answer. Nobody needs a status to ask.

[@Halfstar_]

@@corvespid4925 'Maybe' means nothing and I wasn't asking.. was rhetorical, people got to mind their own business especially kids behind screens trying to look cool in the name of animals welfare. Besides the way lots of people talk online is insulting. Leave people like Dr. Oakley alone.

[@thomastuorto9929]

Kool vid. No one is worried about the parents returning?

[@chadleyabrahams9134]

Yes!👍👍👍🇿🇦❤️✌️

[@Wildanimal07]

Nice ❤

[@beastdevmon]

Health to the babies :) Have the chicks been taken for a medical examination by a veterinarian? They have a 🦎 lizard in the nest, that is, the parents fly nearby and feed. I'm just worried if the parents don't have their babies in the nest 🤔 But thanks, for the first time I hear what sounds the eagle chicks make 🦅

[@ScarlettHCLIU]

I wonder why the eagles do not act facing danger and expanding the wings when they see humans like other eagles?

[@theddixusa]

*This job of rescuing the eagle is not easy. Don't know where his parents are?*

[@brucehamiltonjr]

Now why they messing with them eagles.

[@ks7evenmck767]

Mom's daughter 😅

[@omarkhan2285]

Nation geographic channale

[@sarthaksingh4886]

It's not a very nice thing to disturb animals.

[@idahomountainlover754]

They are there for a reason. Didn’t you watch?

[@lyndacarter5090]

Not enough money…

[@purehyper124]

1:02 Please don't say God in a devaluing way.

[@corvespid4925]

Oh my spaghetti monster.

[@rogercunningham9987]

Why disturb them and risk their lives, if some adrenaline junkies repelled down to take a look they would be arrested,,,,,,leave them alone

[@Halfstar_]

Great logic of yours sir with due respect.. so the vets and experts like these persons are the ones risking the wildlife not the adrenaline junkies and so ?

[@rogercunningham9987]

@@Halfstar_ I see no distinction between the two

[@Halfstar_]

@@rogercunningham9987 i know you don't.. might be 'cus of the screen.. but we ain't all the same kind you know.. we just entitled for the same when we are born.. do you even know who the persons in the video are and the legal requirements to shoot something like that ? Besides you shouldn't even get close to those spots unless you are entitled to do so & not looking for just a 'rush of adrenaline'.. it's a bit like you and some other keyboard warriors looking for attention in the name of 'animal welfare'.. farewell 'love'.

[@rogercunningham9987]

@@corvespid4925 you attack me and you open yourself up for the same

[@nommyyt]

You do realize this was probably done for a specific reason, right? These are vets. It was either because the parents haven’t been around for a while or it’s a study for conservation efforts.