watch out

[davefv92c]

Golden eagle attack
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xb0P5t5NQWM"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xb0P5t5NQWM[/ame]

 

[Taw5106]

OMG! Where did this happen?


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[davefv92c]

not sure of where it happened it is 3yrs old.
there is a Crowned Eagle in Africa and there have been small children and baby skulls
have been found in their nests so there are birds that can do.

 

[SailBoat]

See second Video!! Frame by Frame review of the first Video!!!

Although, Golden Eagles are more than large enough to lift a small child. The events are very, very rare. In this case, it did not happen in real life!

But, all and all a great presentation of flight, turns, and attack /lift! Technology gets better everyday and CG is leading that edge. Take care not to believe everything you see on the Internet!

 

[Loko]

This went viral years ago but like SB mentioned its not real.

 

[Kentuckienne]

Video made by students in Montreal. It is a very good cgi effort with a few obvious errors:

Video of eagle snatching baby is fake, school says - NY Daily News

 

[wrench13]

While your baby is safe from being carried away by a raptor, your parrot, on a Aviator or Flightsuit type harness is not. If you have hawks or eagles in your area, be vigilant especially in open areas. There are many factual accounts of loved parrots becoming one more meal for raptors. Here on Long Island NY, while we do have some osprey and falcons, it's the red tail hawk most common, and they do take other birds as prey. In suburbia, with 1/4 - 1/2 acre plots, they aren't common but out on the pine barrens, or large parks they are and Salty is not going there unless he is in his pak-o-bird.

 

[Taw5106]

While your baby is safe from being carried away by a raptor, your parrot, on a Aviator or Flightsuit type harness is not. If you have hawks or eagles in your area, be vigilant especially in open areas. There are many factual accounts of loved parrots becoming one more meal for raptors. Here on Long Island NY, while we do have some osprey and falcons, it's the red tail hawk most common, and they do take other birds as prey. In suburbia, with 1/4 - 1/2 acre plots, they aren't common but out on the pine barrens, or large parks they are and Salty is not going there unless he is in his pak-o-bird.

We have a resident hawk and I stopped taking Venus and Buddy out in their harness. Monday morning it was sitting on our roof. Buddy and Venus look like Skittles lol!


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[Reni]

Our town has a huge off-leash dog park located at the highest spot in town (beautiful view of the Rockies). We have Swainson hawks and Bald Eagles that sometimes fly over. Since one of my dogs is an Italian Greyhound at 9lbs, I do watch the sky as she could be their next meal.