I’ve seen this in Wyoming twice, never could get it recorded. When I saw it, the eagle would hit the back of the antelope’s head with its talons and it didn’t take long. This is not uncommon.
I’ve seen this in Wyoming twice, never could get it recorded. When I saw it, the eagle would hit the back of the antelope’s head with its talons and it didn’t take long. This is not uncommon.
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Fast food. But not fast enough....
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We had some that would follow the truck when we went out to prairie dog towns in Montana but I never thought about them taking on something as big as a pronghorn.
Stop, drop, and roll?
Sorta around sometimes for some of your shitty mod needs.
Something would be than nothing. They’re dumb animals. Fast and pretty, but dumb. They can’t jump fences, fences kick their asses. They evolved to outrun the American Cheetah and never moved on afterwards. Whitetail are way smarter than speed goats.Originally Posted by BehindBlueI's
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Sometimes full grown sheep, too.
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I wouldn’t trust one around a small child with no adults around, or even a badly injured adult. It’s obviously super rare but there are enough stories amongst indigenous peoples of Eagles getting kids, and enough videos of eagles eating child sized animals that I can’t imagine it has never happened.
Looks more like affectionate nibbling.....
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