Rooster Shows The Eagle Who’s The Boss

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An eagle was put in an unenvious situation. After failing his attack: he earned the wrath of a white rooster. Wounded and unable to take off, he was subject to pure fury. The rooster spurred him as he desperately flapped for escape. He was nothing but a floor wiper, in the absolute disposal of the flightless bird!
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Rooster Shows The Eagle Who’s The Boss
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[@ariesfaturrahman7982]

"In the sky, you maybe the king, but here, in the ground, you are nothing." - Chad Rooster

[@thiagoandrade9750]

This is so badass

[@prisshea6256]

That look like hawk .. a rooster can’t fuck with an eagle…. I’ve seen eagle attack goats,deer …. Who d fuck is rooster lol…. Eagle has bigger wings and claws

[@behemothinferno]

In the ground everyone is nothing lol. You meant on the ground.

[@ariesfaturrahman7982]

@@behemothinferno yup, that what i meant

[@berto17]

"You see the thing is up there you thought you had a chance. Way up in the fucking skies you thought you had your finger on the pussy trigger. But hermano, down here. Down here… You hit the ground." - Vaas Montenegro

[@dudewithtits]

I had a red rooster who was tough as nails. He would defend his hens against hawks, attack humans and make dogs tuck in fear. All with a deformed wing from an accident that nearly killed him. Since i was the one who rescued him from the accident he was cool with me. RIP Gator. You were a real one.

[@martinohola8353]

Did you eat him or he died a natural death and you had to bury him?

[@overlord-6644]

@@martinohola8353 you don’t typically eat your roosters

[@bipolarbear7325]

Peace out Gator, ✌️

[@therealchucktaylor3392]

@@overlord-6644 Chicken prices might someone’s mind 😂😂

[@martinohola8353]

@@overlord-6644 what do you mean where I come from we eat roosters for Christmas.

[@TheHitman-]

I like how no one cares he kept calling hawks "eagles" 😂

[@blefyplayswowable]

Nor that he called hawks with cut wings, manually dropped near a broody hen for context "attacks"

[@albertross2456]

It flies away. How could it with clipped wings? ​@@blefyplayswowable

[@MikhailKalashnikov-re4qu]

yeh hawks are a little bit different

[@adilx1489]

😂 an eagle 🦅 a mighty eagle yeah .

[@trollardo9720]

And that he calls a rooster a "she" and "the mother" at 1:18.

[@projectx5154]

You almost forget how strong chickens are. The ones you have on your farm are all domesticated and have gotten lazy, but the wild ones are proper animals

[@XxKamaelxX]

Then this video is not a proper example to showcase chicken strength, since all of em, except the one hawk that did fly, are all set-ups. All the hawks have clipped wings

[@Azure766]

@@XxKamaelxXohhhhhh

[@soumn749]

¿De dónde quitas que los pollos domesticados son perezosos?

[@Thoralmir]

You forget, the domesticated breeds have been bred to be much meatier than their wild counterparts, a.k.a _more muscular._ Several of the chickens in this video were clearly on a farm.

[@jordanalexander615]

Farm chickens are just as ferocious when they want to be. I never messed with the farm rooster. He beat the tar out of the dog several times til he learned his lesson.

[@mist5273]

Never trigger the fight-or-flight reflex of a flightless bird

[@Maple_The_Syrup]

Especially if they're the descendant of a T-Rex

[@teamginger9134]

The flightless bird is the eagle, notice that the eagles wings are clipped. Now how does an eagle with clipped wings swoop in and attack chickens? Clearly you can see someone is dropping a flightless eagle on a hen with chicks to force the fight.

[@fefek1]

@@teamginger9134 Is that why the eagles wings looked really weird in the first clip? Though, I really don't think someone could've thrown them since the chicken would've obviously seen the eagle and wouldn't have been so calm prior to their arrival

[@teamginger9134]

@@fefek1 Allow me to expand. If i consider the hunting characteristics of raptors(birds of prey), there are at minimum a dozen basic categories in the way they hunt. For instance, harriers hover or glide low and slow over grasslands, weaving about before barrel rolling into and attacking prey. Falcons will perch or soar, observing from a distance before going into a stoop using the advantage of speed in attack. Eagles do it differently and so on. I'll note problems in the totally obvious clip starting at 8 seconds. Set youtube playback speed to slow. 1. This in not wildlife videographer footage with typical long focal zoom lens, but just some joe participating in a staged video at regualar joe camera man perspective, with regular joe wide angle lens which means the camera was 10-15 feet away. 2. for a split second we see a hen and chicks in a curious but not alarmed state, typical of how she would act around the humans she sees day to day, perhaps anticipating getting fed. 3. all of a sudden, we see not an eagle but a hawk just drop into the picture, eagle or hawks don't just drop in next to videographers like that! 4. The hawk behavior at the instant of landing is exactly what a captive hawk would display, if you could read that hawks mind, it would be thinking, "oh, i guess i am getting some time away from the coop" then "Whoa, what's up with the hen"? Where did she come from? "ah, crap, she crazy! Help me out here, i can't fly my wings are clipped"! That hawks wings would be more than twice as long if they were not clipped as primary feathers are long. 5. Hawks don't have clipped wings in the wild, but it is common where people will keep them as pets so they don't fly away. It is notable that the wings are clipped in the most common way, where only the primary feathers are clipped as primaries do most of the work when flying. 6. Note the absence of chicken warning language by the hen. All varieties of chickens are alert especially when they have chicks, can move eyes independently and see almost 360 degrees. A hen, with view of the open sky is not going to be silent with a large bird overhead, period! Now note the clip starting at 33 seconds. That is real security camera footage. What you see is classic Coopers hawk behavior, swoop in low, sly, quickly calculates how to get past the chicken wire. Also you see a not so rare response by the chickens, then the hawk aborts once it realizes it can't win. But do not think that the hawk has given up on chickens, not one bit, he won't hesitate to make that same attack again. Coopers hawk has earned the nickname chicken hawk, that hawk is not wary of houses, barns or even urban areas. buzzbible needs to change the title of the video to "we clipped the wings on some hawks, tossed them at hens with chicks and the outcome was predictable" ...!!

[@roddyrich2335]

Underrated comment

[@johnnybgood1]

That gives whole new meaning to being a "chicken" :)

[@omokaroojiire]

Right? Everything is flipped upside down on this planet!!!

[@runatrix]

It actually is the initial meaning of "chicken" as a description to a defenseless person, not a new meaning.

[@joevip76]

@@runatrix you've got it twisted, the actual meaning of chicken 🐔, is you finished to quick. Light bulb?

[@Qingeaton]

and Hen Pecked.

[@reggiemuzikira6269]

@@omokaroojiire 6

[@NPC5273]

Those birds triggering the chicken's inner t-rex lmao

[@J3R1N]

It's like these chickens are channeling their inner T-Rex and showing those eagles who's boss 😂😂 Nature's got some quirky family ties! 🐣🦅🦖

[@locksmith1214]

Lmao really dude you belive chicke s are related to dinosaurs 😅

[@user-lx5dc5jl9n]

@@locksmith1214 les poulets sont plus proches du tyrannosaure que les aigles

[@somechupacabrawithinternet8866]

you are a liar!

[@outfromtheshadows]

The very same thought occurred to me as I was watching, it’s like a tiny glimpse into the world of the dinosaurs.

[@jithinjith1321]

​@@locksmith1214 yeah they are close relatives☠️ which is crazy if you think about it.

[@mrkhan43]

Fun fact: eagles, hawks are not good in face to face ground battle, while roosters are bad ass in that.

[@agnieszkarozaszczupakowska4473]

What we could see clearly 😁 😍😂

[@user-rt5br1zi3u]

Good observation Style always make differrence 😂😂😂😂😂

[@LostBeetle]

Anyone who has ever felt a rooster spur penetrate will attest to that. The energy is so focused onto a small point, there is the feeling of blunt trauma but very quickly followed by the throbbing pain of a puncture wound. And they can even get you more than once in a single leap, using their spurs like a burst of machine gun fire. They aren't messing around, they have some respectable weapons and they know how to use them. I even once got a nasty bruise on my foot when a rooster spurred through the side of my tennis shoe and sock, poor rooster broke his spur off in that attack unfortunately. If they hit anywhere there is bone it's especially painful.

[@bignight8602]

FACTS that's why they use them in cock fighting roosters are no joke lol

[@WatchTLCCRMOFFICIAL]

Who said? You haven't seen eagles fight wolf and other wild four legged animals

[@Unchained74]

This video made me gain a lot more respect for these birds. They are real soldiers.

[@teamginger9134]

The title of the video should be "this is what happens when we clip the wings of a domesticated hawk and throw it at hens with chicks"

[@blacky_Ninja]

@@teamginger9134 Which one? I didn‘t see any clipped wings

[@teamginger9134]

@@blacky_Ninja All of them, except the coopers hawk footage starting at 33 seconds. Now look at the hawk soaring high at 5 seconds. You can see that the wings are very long! This is normal. Now look at the hawks that are fighting with the chickens(except for the coopers hawk at 33 seconds), All of those hawk have very short wings,....these are the wings that are clipped. Inside of the 1.52 second mark you can see that hawks wings were cut really really short. It is quite common for people that keep hawks as pets to clip the wings just like what is visible in this video.

[@blacky_Ninja]

@@teamginger9134 Oh wow, yeah. Didn‘t see that at all with all the fast movements 😱

[@rmessenger23]

They are dinosaurs..

[@matthwerfel326]

That chicken lover: I aM bUyInG 100 cHiCkEnS aNd RoOsTeRs To PrOtEcT mEh

[@georgesouthwick7000]

Nice to see the good guys win for a change

[@MaikiStarwood]

So much for calling a scared person, "chicken", chickens are brave fighters, they don't have much of an arsenal of weapons, but they have loads of courage.

[@jazzymars30]

But you wouldn’t put a chicken against a wolverine or a honey badger 🦡?

[@isaacali8695]

They are skilled fighters

[@stevenauygen7088]

@@jazzymars30 thats pretty dumb considering those arent even the same class of animal.

[@ahmadhakim9792]

@@jazzymars30 why u not compare it againts whale

[@leeboy7139]

@@jazzymars30 : A rooster will fight and die protecting his flock from a wolverine. But a wolverine is a lot bigger with sharp teeth so of course the wolverine has the advantage. But a rooster is one of the bravest animals there is.

[@RatusTheRat]

As someone that owns chickens, I absolutely LOVE this.

[@teamginger9134]

I have news for you. Your chickens can't defend themselves against wild eagles, chickens do in rare cases successfully defend themselves. What you see here is someone throwing a pet eagle with clipped wings at hens with chicks. That eagle has taken so many whippings from those hens, it is going into instant feeble defense then run! When eagles attack prey, they don't display the confused look that you see in these videos. BUZZBIBLE IS SHOWING YOU ANIMAL ABUSE AND PURPORTING IT TO BE SOME WILD HAWK ATTACKING DEFENSELESS CHICKS.

[@steffenlib1382]

@@teamginger9134 I have news for you. As a kid i had a Hen with three chicks. Also had a big cat who was known for attacking naighbour hood dogs. The day my cat decided to mess with the Hen was the day I had to take him to the Vet. Mother Hens can go next level.

[@seguntunde6741]

You should love this especially in this increase in food price crises 😆😆😆

[@BMC11879]

@@teamginger9134 I noticed the first “eagle” had his wings clipped. This is very disrespectful and disturbing. They were showing a bald eagle at one point. Thank you.

[@teamginger9134]

@@steffenlib1382 What you say is true, hens will defend themselves and chicks. But hawks with clipped wings cannot fly and they don't just fall out of the sky on chickens. Buzzbible fooled you into thinking these chickens were defending themselves from an attacking hawk.

[@1970Phoenix]

"... hen's lethal claws ..." LOL

[@teamginger9134]

Video is a hoax. These are not eagles, but hawks with clipped wings. Except for the soaring bird and Coopers hawk at :33. Chickens are not safe from birds of prey.

[@chevalierbaleine4894]

This is why we chose the rooster rather than the eagle as our mascot in France 💪🐔

[@kmsnow6292]

The power of the mother when it comes to protecting her little ones. Wonderful nature.

[@TheBoredHoarder]

These are clearly changed juvenile Eagles whose wings are clipped and have no desire to fight. They are thrown into an area with a much larger fighting chicken to be beat up for views.

[@ZenkiKong]

Does it also mean the power of friendship in anime is true?

[@jamesrogger8160]

@@TheBoredHoarder Hello beautiful, how are you feeling today over there friend 🙋?

[@letsgrow9163]

There’s a reason why chicken flights are illegal

[@jamesrogger8160]

So how is your family and friends over there friend?

[@user-cy3lr1wx3x]

Roosters are great. When I was a child I had a pet rooster. He was a great friend and would knock at my door in the morning to wake me up and let him in. My one and only pet who I remember with great memories.

[@SirWhinyDolittle]

As long as you don't claim for eggs ;)

[@ashu0]

@@SirWhinyDolittle how do you claim eggs from a rooster? LMAO

[@ashu0]

then did you eat it?

[@SirWhinyDolittle]

@@ashu0 It is simple economics...rooster-eggs to me=fried rooster.He is the boss

[@marmitenot.]

Aww. I hope you can get another pet one day.

[@theearnmoreyouagainmoreres8250]

That chicken wasn’t playing around

[@bmwfnboy]

This is another reason I love chickens

[@99Atlas]

Nothing is stronger than a mothers love for her offsprings

[@divyanshtiwari3547]

But you kill them daily and eat them

[@colourbasscolourbassweapon2135]

true

[@brrrrrr]

​@@divyanshtiwari3547mother's love doesn't matter when they're yummy

[@divyanshtiwari3547]

@@brrrrrr your mother is yummy to a carnivour like lion or tiger. How will it feel when the same thing happens to you?

[@TheHitman-]

A dad's love is stronger.

[@nathanielrobles3284]

The chicken's reaction speed was on point like he can see the eagle in slowmo.

[@kemarlyjohnson2918]

Saringan activated

[@Thehomelessathlete]

Velocaraptor

[@pentagramyt417]

Actually the birds sees like in slowmo. That's why their reflex is so high. That is especially seen in the air fights when one birds chases another and takes a turns at the high speed. The bird that attack doesn't get fooled even by 1 inch and still sits on the tail.

[@ckokomo808]

They’re wicked fast!!

[@sergoborhomme3776]

You never call some people a chicken anymore after you seeing this.

[@ketlogetswegmatsioloko5900]

This is wonderful, I had no idea roosters are no push overs

[@HGICQueenDiamondAries]

I showed my chickens this video. They were wide eyed and rooting for the chickens

[@maureenolin199]

She was protecting her babies. Like any mother would do. The eagle wasn’t getting an easy meal.

[@maureenolin199]

And the same with the rooster. The eagle was an outsider and the rooster showed who was boss.

[@rebecca8525]

The defeated eagle had to settle for getting his lunch at KFC.

[@rc7625]

@@rebecca8525 lmao 🤣

[@ChildTickler202]

Roosters are male wtf?!

[@maureenolin199]

@@ChildTickler202 if you watched beginning of the video it was the hen that was protecting her babies until the rooster got there. Duh The rooster came in there late so I wasn’t wrong in saying she was protecting her babies. And the rooster took over and the eagle couldn’t fly. Watch the damned video. I wasn’t wrong you were.

[@jakep1979]

Eagles: Kings of the skies. Roosters: Kings of the ground. Canadian Geese: The worst of the worst.

[@ronlee6590]

No kidding! The bigger birds, Canadian geese size, will readily throw down with any sized human. Children are at risk. I got tired of turning tail so I walk directly at the leader & flap my outstretched arms. Some profanity can help. Usually, that turns the tide. Can't let them start flapping their wings. It can sting. The bite is tolerable if you're clothed.

[@jakep1979]

@@ronlee6590 There is YT video of some grandma catching an aggressive Canadian Geese by its neck & holding him helpless 🤣 I always go back to that video from time to time.

[@alonymelony8047]

@@jakep1979 really depends on who you are.if you have geese chicks and you take care of them as they grow up they will respect u but oh god dont let strangers near them,they will mess them up

[@truiteteam3428]

pigeons : always here in every footage

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Geese are aggressive, but they recognize fear and courage. If you back away and/or show signs of fear, it emboldens them. Step towards them and stand tall, make yourself bigger by spreading your arms out, make noise, and they _usually_ back off. Or just act like you don’t care about their shenanigans; it often confuses the hecc out of the little buggers when you don’t pay attention to their hissing. 🤣

[@deanronson6331]

So, basically, hens and roosters are the cats of the bird world - intrepid to the max.

[@hassanGuhad753]

Roosters are ferocious and hotheaded when losing their minds. They even attack humans if that is what they want without batting an eye.

[@rifmaffia]

I am glad KZbin recommended me this after 9 days and not after 9 years. Living the next 9 years withour this piece of knowledge would really hurt

[@desmondlouis5762]

😂 me too (10th day)

[@paulrond5145]

I, ironically can highly recommend an video with chickens that is 15 years old. It's called; _2 chickens break up rabbit fight!_ Look it up, it's quite amazing 😂

[@4rie3]

🤣🤣

[@ronlee6590]

Your sarcasm is infectious. Not funny, but 47 others did. Nice effort, though.

[@Abdullah_Al_Saud]

Me too.. checked after your comment.18 April

[@robaxa1]

An eagle is like a fighter jet.... terrifying in the sky but defenceless on the ground

[@fefek1]

Who told you that? You can ram it into a person and make them into a fine jam

[@lancasterbristow9410]

@@fefek1 you are missing the poetic view here. You can't drive a jet like a normal vehicle on the ground without ending with a huge explosion sooner or later. And the chicken is like the humble scooty flexible enough to maneuver between traffic on the road and still got home to watch the news of the exploded jet. 😃

[@sugar-lx1jz]

Problem is other than the one at the beginning bigger than the chiken, the rest was all hawks not eagles

[@karaqakkzl]

B52 in Vietnam be like:

[@Seneschal914]

​@@sugar-lx1jz Exactly and they were quite small ones. I highly doubt a chicken/rooster can hold his/her ground against Bald Eagle, Golden Eagle, Harpy Eagle and Great Horned Owl. They're too ferocious and big for any chicken or rooster to handle.

[@KhalidKhan-yk7xh]

ماشاءاللہ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@larrycraddock3063]

Chickens are not the dumb clucks that some folks think they are. Excellent video!😊😊😊

[@Alteori]

My question is how did they manage to get all this footage?

[@deviljes666]

they are stealling video from people and documentary

[@unrealuknow864]

This is staged. Those aren't eagles. They are falcons

[@romanticdonkey468]

If you see a bird of prey circling over a barnyard, get your camera ready.

[@JM-fr3cd]

The birds were paid actors.

[@BIX-18827DCM]

Compilation

[@feszty]

These chickens are pretty dangerous. Didn’t know that. They have my respect ✊

[@David-jh8mp]

Some cockfights involve razor sharp curved mini blades attached to the spur to quickly kill the other rooster. There’s been cases the person handling a weaponized fighting cock getting killed by it.

[@shahkaleem6601]

Exactly and for that reason I will eat chicken in dinner

[@junglejarred6366]

Enough respect to not eat them? Doubt it

[@letsgowithmiszzo7998]

What can they do with your useless “Respect”?

[@alexisrodriguez9354]

Well, stop eating chicken!!

[@shlokrai1606]

" He was subject to pure fury." lol

[@ricardoflot2787]

Those chickens get up in that TAIL.....LITERALLY! LOL 😆

[@mohlomphehi]

This makes me comfortable to state that in my childhood we used to be scared of certain aggressive roosters.

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Roosters are terrifyingly fast and dangerous for their size. And they fear *no one.*

[@mibomngusang9969]

@@OneBiasedOpinion they fear my mother 😅

[@mohlomphehi]

@@OneBiasedOpinion Some roosters are overbearingly territorial or have a death wish. One would swear they were possessed or something. They used to chase us without any provocation. 😆

[@mohlomphehi]

@@mibomngusang9969 😆

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

@@mibomngusang9969 you have my condolences.

[@maxsands3861]

After watching this I'm going outside to tell my chickens how awesome they are!

[@teamginger9134]

Don't leave out how the hawks were domestic with clipped wings.

[@skycastlechronicles]

Lovely Hero Rooster! Yay!! Awesome footage!

[@JonnoPlays]

Anybody notice many of these are not actual eagles?

[@ronainslie1986]

Yep! Noticed.

[@uglydog311]

Yeah - people would shit themselves if they saw an eagle up close .

[@rodrozil6544]

Most of them are falcons and hawks

[@averagejoe9186]

Yup, mostly hawks and falcons of various sizes and species. An actual full-size eagle would decimate a chicken or rooster with a single good strike from its talons, after all foxes and even wolves are weary of eagles. I should know since i kept chickens for almost 8 years and i had to deal with all kinds of predators. There was never a time i could have kept them safe without using either a 22. or a shotgun.

[@tonyt8805]

@ Rodro Zil Thanks for clarifying cause that's what I thought! 🤔 🤓 🤔

[@AA-db9cb]

"The rooster spurred him as he flapped to escape, he was nothing but a floorwiper in the absolute disposal of the flightless bird." This guy can write poetry.

[@internetduck1114]

my man had a talent

[@Morpheus-pt3wq]

Well, except that chicken aren´t flightless - they CAN fly, just not for long. There is also the size and weight difference - hawks are dwarfs in comparison with the sheer mass of hens and especially roosters.

[@garyh4458]

@@internetduck1114 No he is an idiot. That was a hawk, not an eagle.

[@chaz-e]

That floor wiper phase caught me off guard

[@liliessijeuni7774]

@@Morpheus-pt3wq that means chickens CAN’T FLY when compared to birds

[@user-fg4fr2bz5y]

Love it! Don’t mess with mom and dad!

[@em945]

Am I correct in thinking many of these raptors were young? (They didn't look full grown) Impressive video. Thank you!

[@teamginger9134]

Video is a hoax. These are not eagles, but hawks with clipped wings. Except for the soaring bird and Coopers hawk at :33. Chickens are not safe from birds of prey. This channel is well aware that this is illegal.

[@morpheus2072]

I love this video. It represents my true opinion about chickens. I grew up raising chickens and never got the impression that they were cowards. The rooster of any size was daring, head strong and thought it could challenge anything

[@bmsuperstar1]

They are in actuality damn good fighters. They can win against some dogs, cats, turkeys and other big birds. They are fearless against foxes. Roosters are great combatants.

[@sridhar8581]

This reminds me of a quote - "Women are weak, but mothers are strong" - Julie Otsuka. Falcons, hawks are not eagles.

[@dwightherrington7793]

Exactly hawks are not eagles thank u very much for explaining that to other ppl. Ive had to argue over this topic.

[@prrithwirajbarman8389]

If women choose tobe strong than there will be no humanity

[@teleny2]

They also appear rather young.

[@KINGPHANTOMw85]

@mind fornication lol yeah okay

[@mayoluck]

@@dwightherrington7793 no but they both are Raptors

[@wendellkirton3694]

I loves the fowl fight 😂😂😂

[@brick99670]

Chickens are powerful birds, very muscular, very strong.On the ground they are monsters.

[@nubarus100]

No compromises, big applause for hens and roosters

[@paarthkamra5654]

There's nothing more dangerous thing than a Mother...when it comes to her children !!🔥

[@amitsharma2816]

But eat them with souse,😉👍

[@paarthkamra5654]

@@amitsharma2816 ?

[@guyguyver7552]

Sadly this doesn't apply to human mothers since they celebrate their right to delete their own babies.🤗

[@guyguyver7552]

Those are roosters fighting not hens.🤗

[@matlohn9381]

@@guyguyver7552 their body their choice, get over it

[@altoelpapst000]

Our chicken 🐔 and rooster 🐓 didn't have these situation, until now. But no one knows what can be happen. We've a lot of trees in the park, the predator can't simply attack from above. Nice video. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@cuaruaocsen]

thật tuyệt vời ❤❤ chim đại bàng thật nhiều kỹ năng săn mồi ❤❤ video rất hay và rất nhiều kiến thức ❤❤ cám ơn bạn rất nhiều đã chia sẻ video

[@blitzcank9482]

I like how those tiny Chickens get close around those Hawks “yeah get em Momma!” Vibes...🤣👌🏼

[@anandprakash623]

Never underestimate the power of a mother ❤️

[@ranggaramadya7621]

true, no logic, better dont be a man or woman.

[@karaqakkzl]

@@ranggaramadya7621 Emma has two moms

[@azmanabas8425]

The Eagle is a mother too, searching food for her babies 😅😅

[@dontfuckwiththewhat]

Or father

[@earrth911]

Animals are better than humans for sure. Animals don't get corrupted as humans.

[@Mahmood0419]

This video was sponsored by a rooster

[@breontewilliams8422]

Who would have thought that chickens have such a good ground game?

[@topejagun7]

A good mother does everything to protect their children😍

[@teamginger9134]

Good thing that was actually a domestic hawk with clipped wings!

[@cesarempresario8941]

@@teamginger9134 Not sure if that's a good thing

[@teamginger9134]

@@cesarempresario8941 It isn't.

[@anilkumarvekanchery4584]

I'm absolutely standing with roosters

[@brad144k]

Lmao

[@sekitarsemenit]

Then eat em when hungry

[@JarredChaisson]

Yup there fighters man

[@nithinraj5448]

In this way the world stands

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

I ain’t standing anywhere near a rooster. It’ll as soon leap for my shins as look at me. 😬

[@Meldium]

Eagles are Kings of the Sky. Roosters are kings of the ground. The shear agility of a Rooster on the ground... there's absolutely no other bird of prey that can defeat a Rooster on the ground.

[@teamginger9134]

Video is a hoax. These are not eagles, but hawks with clipped wings. Except for the soaring bird and Coopers hawk at :33. Chickens are not safe from birds of prey.

[@CassanoRay]

Wow this is so amazing. Mother hen are the strongest amongst their peers.. interesting

[@ijazkhan3552]

Wife Eagle: How was the day? Husband Eagle: I don't want to talk about it.

[@user-vq9yz9kw7i]

我從來沒有見過咁偉大和勇敢的雞媽媽、感謝可以看到這影片。👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@antoniommtz-ld4ez]

This is more awesome, dinosaurus keeping kick ass 😮😅

[@masterscaron]

This commentary was amazing haha

[@angertubby2787]

I love how the rooster defends his wife, that's just adorable. Edit: Oh no, I just realized Mr. Rooster has about other 20 wives according to nature-

[@michaelmyers7393]

😅

[@bleadzeking1]

its a will smith

[@MA-xv5qn]

keep his wifes name out yo f***ing mouth!!!

[@daviddennen7479]

@@bleadzeking1 keep my wife's name out your FUCKIN MOUTH!!!!!

[@gideonisimemen2916]

Will Smith defending his wife ...awwwn

[@vijiarts90]

that's the pure power of mother's bond 🥰❤️❤️❤️

[@haymur151]

Absolutely

[@guyguyver7552]

They are roosters defending not the hens!🤣😂🤣😂👎

[@titorivera9596]

@@guyguyver7552 Dude, both are dangerously aggressive!

[@slumgullixn666]

Yo this just goes to show no matter the “advantage” a predator may have over its “prey”, NEVER count out a MOTHER DEFENDING HER YOUNG❤️‍🔥💯✔️✔️✔️

[@runewolf77]

I'm root'n for the karate roster! 🐓🥋

[@rayarena879]

I always heard that chickens are very good mothers, very protective of their chicks. They are, also, brave. So much for the taunt that people use against cowards calling them "chicken."

[@Goldenhawk583]

Whoever wrote the narrative to this video needs to learn a few things about birds, most of these were not eagles, and chickens ( females) do NOT have lethal claws. Rooster have very sharp spurs, but the chickens do not. Making them even more couragous if you ask me.

[@manueliny1990]

I know right. I commented explaining the same thing.

[@wildtill9]

Agreed. Halfway thru and I turned the sound off

[@craighatch3221]

I was laughing at your comment because I was thinking the same thing, this guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Something tells me, he probably doesn’t care. Anything to get the views.

[@freeworldone9077]

it boils down to one formidable thing - "MOTHERS" - her protection instinct of her babies know no bound.

[@eefbhoff]

most were hawks. Chickens are amazing

[@wietse9673]

Is that a Phillipine Eagle? Majestic bird of prey they are.

[@John_1_18]

plot twist: eagle was the wingman from the rooster go get all the "chicks" :D

[@sharatsharma8273]

The instinct to save the chicks is simply lethal for any intruder/chick snatcher.Super guts.Super video.👌

[@user-qu6ij5sl1v]

@Son Of Rabat I have never seen any hen with a comb fluff out their ruff and attack the way many of these chickens are shown doing. Haven't seen every hen/chicken breed on earth so I certainly could be wrong but I suspect all of the birds with puffed ruffs and visible combs were roosters. And roosters don't defend chicks exactly they are just highly aggressive and territorial. Still cool though

[@tonypasma1707]

I Think so

[@user-qu6ij5sl1v]

@Son Of Rabat They functionally defend chicks but I was referring to their disposition/habits. It doesn't seem like they are any less aggressive if there are no chicks/eggs/even hens around. They just claim a spot and charge chaotic/unusual movement in that spot. I bet you if a lone rooster saw a dead tree branch fall into his immediate vicinity he would attack that. Come to think of it I'm sure I've seen more aggressive roosters attack inanimate objects although the roosters in question had hens. But my point is they are just aggressive no matter what

[@Shadow-bs1iu]

The hen is good at the ground game as he/she can hover and attack! It’s wings are used to flapping near to the floor and manoeuvring on or close the to floor. When a bird of prey drops the the floor it’s completely outclassed due to the inability to flap its wings and hover around. The chicken has complete dominance in this position!

[@saltyjo7514]

Eagle is the kickboxer, chicken is the wrestler and grappler. Chicken win by submission.

[@michaelangelo0305]

Thanks for the explanation sun tzu

[@bubbajenkins8524]

didnt know that, thanks!

[@JasonCarney.]

Also, don't underestimate the power of a pissed off mother defending it's young!

[@uthoshantm]

Nice explanations. Thanks

[@user-ke1dq8in2t]

This chicken 🍗 is goated 🐐

[@sleeve8651]

I seen this first hand one day, while working at the Horse pasture. A neighbor's Free range chicken's easily found their way thru the fence separating the properties, and were doing what chicken's do ! There were several hen's, and a Rooster scattered around, when overhead a Hawk's shadow seemingly caught the eye of the Rooster ! To which he began giving commands, and gathering up the hens by running to and fro, until he had them gathered under a bush that had grown up thru the fence line ! The Hawk, after flying several patterns over the area, finally landed on a power line a short distance away from the bush. I'm guessing this was not his first encounter with a protective Rooster, as watching from above is all he did, never challenging the Rooster, or the hens ! After a period of time, the Hawk took flight, and left the area, to which the Rooster took advantage, and herded the girls back across the fence and nearer to their coup ! Fascinating to watch Nature first hand ! Never thought to try to video the event ! But the memory is one that will stay with me !

[@jeffcampbell2710]

A Hawk, or eagle usually snatch their prey and eat it in a tree or perch. It was waiting for one to wonder out.

[@MerlinTheCommenter]

That hawk definitely had its @$$ kicked before 😂

[@escuchomusica20]

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[@teamginger9134]

The title of the video should be "this is what happens when we clip the wings of a domesticated hawk and throw it at hens with chicks"

[@janebeckman3431]

We had a hen who launched herself, talons up, into a hawk who was trying to swoop on her chicks. Knocked him out of the sky into a fence. Needless to say, the hawk lost out.

[@lillydetoit2053]

0

[@josefnoel9634]

Sounded like you had yourself there a Pokémon…doing Sky Attack on an Hawk….impressive

[@marioncobaretti2280]

Liberal. MOms who let schools mentally and sexually abuse there children should learn from these chickens

[@janetarredondo9802]

Bird said keep that same energy 😂

[@user-ez7od5vx9b]

Your chicken brother is not strong enough😂

[@jtthallious8653]

"THE FLIGHTLESS BIRD" 😆

[@Srg.L.Harvey]

my chickens must be special cause they either fly into the tree every night to roost or they have a secret ladder

[@jtthallious8653]

@Srg.L.Harvey yes your right not everyone knows but you can KZbin it. I had a rooster 🐓 that would run up my driveway & fly over my fence to his house I thought it was the most amazing thing 😁

[@josoares6284]

@@Srg.L.Harvey they don't fly, they jump with style lol

[@Srg.L.Harvey]

@@josoares6284 ha ha ha🤣🤣😂🤣 that's cute. I needed that laugh this morning. Thank you so very much. Sincerely

[@hallmonitor98]

if you think about it, chickens evolved to defend themselves on the ground against predators, whereas eagles probably never really had to do anything like that. they nest up on trees and are pretty much ambush predators

[@teamginger9134]

The title of the video should be "this is what happens when we clip the wings of a domesticated hawk and throw it at hens with chicks"

[@benlewis5312]

No mate, this video was very misleading. Those "eagles" were hawks, which weigh only 2-3 pounds. And despite being a fraction of their size, hawks kill roosters all the time. Eagles are 3-4x larger than hawks are, so no, chickens wouldn't stand much of a chance against one of them

[@yorusuyasoul69420]

Assassin vs fighter

[@Goji1153]

Lol dinos would be proud even after such disrespect

[@rebecca8525]

@@Goji1153 All birds are descended from dinosaurs.

[@dco1019]

Really vicious and fast too. You can kinda see the bird of prey being surprised too like 'how tf is this thing moving like that'

[@Zeldafan1ify]

I can just hear the swear words coming out of that chicken's beak as she quite swiftly HUMBLES this eagle 😂

[@nigelholland1714]

What do they expect, Roosters/ Chickens are descendants of a T Rex lmao

[@teamginger9134]

Video is a hoax. These are not eagles, but hawks with clipped wings. Except for the soaring bird and Coopers hawk at :33. Chickens are not safe from birds of prey.

[@lapaw4490]

It shows how great a mother's love is.

[@mikeb8948]

Never underestimate the love of a mother for her offspring !!!❤️

[@TheBoredHoarder]

These are clearly changed juvenile Eagles whose wings are clipped and have no desire to fight. They are thrown into an area with a much larger fighting chicken to be beat up for views.

[@rho5539]

@@TheBoredHoarder hmm... didnt know that. thats cruel.

[@LinkfromTLOZ28]

Does the rooster not exist here

[@ariesmp]

Master of retaliation.

[@masterwayne8842]

When the sweet guy loses his patience, then even the devil shivers.

[@onlypendants]

The next time you feel like calling someone 'chicken' for being a weakling think twice.

[@Alfamoto8]

👌✌👍👍👍

[@danl.4743]

Good point! LOL

[@spankymagee]

Daaaamn 0:27 that eagle pulled an Exorcist move.

[@parvezelias8851]

It's fantastic revenge by chickens ❤

[@letsdothisshiat1162]

I've seen the eagles flying away with an entire cat, this is impressive for a chicken

[@Bishnu_Deb]

I enjoyed watching this video. The rooster 🐓 and hen 🐔 showed such courage and defended their kids.

[@Straightdeal]

Quite amazing! Never knew a chicken could be so ferocious!

[@starks834]

Every time it's hawk, harrier, maybe falcon. Never an eagle.

[@andyblue001]

wow, thats an amazing fight for a chicken, never thought the chicken would win

[@nicolepost-sprik5370]

I love how he narrates it like a documentary. I love chickens

[@benm1414]

1:08 I love how the little chick runs towards the action like "Lemme at him!"

[@albertoserna3968]

They might be chickens,but they are killers.i used to have a fighting rooster in Mexico ,I grew him since it was hatched,little runt...but very protectful...miss that bird.

[@mikeoxlong4341]

bro rlly landed confused and immediately got humbled for trying

[@praveenliverpool]

Never underestimate the love of a mother wether it be an animal or human.

[@johnmuchiri]

its paramount

[@6teezkid]

Never, indeed! As a first-time Mom, I found out there are no limits on what you'll do to protect your young...something I'd never, ever do in any other situation. I had my 11 month old in baby-seat behind me on my bike. We got down to the dead end road when a German Shepherd and a Doberman came hauling ass toward us and barking like crazy. I didn't think about anything. No plan. I just found myself on autopilot, rapidly jumping from bike, laying it down completely on its side with baby belted in her seat. I ran as fast as I could towards both dogs...anything to get in between those two and my baby. They both got the shock of their lives when they saw this lunatic woman running towards them and yelling her lungs out. They stopped in their tracks, not knowing what to do next when the owner immediately came outside to call them. Did I ever cuss her out. Two aggressive dogs outside with no leash nor a fence? Right away, I found my knees had buckled and I was down. The amount of adrenaline it took for me to act that fast (and with fearless fury), I can't imagine. Cuz when it was spent, I had nothing left. It was all primal action. I was so amazed that 36 years later, I still cannot recall it like this without re-living that fearlessness you don’t even know can come out. Ha!! 😱 😂

[@henryclark4588]

ROOSTERS ARE MALES .

[@henryclark4588]

FIGHTING ROOSTERS .BLACK AND RED.MALES NOTICE HE WAS PROTECTING HIS KIDS HE HAS MANY WIFES AND CHICS .YOU JUST NEED ONE ROOSTER AND A BUNCH OF HENS AND YOUR FAMILY OF CHICS WILL GROW

[@mohdsoffi902]

Indeed