This is the first nest I've seen where the Mother Eagle didn't even try to stop it.

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I agree 💯! The oldest and meanest is definitely a female!

Hey Mom do we still have any of my sisters left? I’m starving!

It's incredibly common. What planet do you live on?

In the next few episodes, it plays with it so nicely that the little one dies and the two eat it!

This is the first nest that I've seen where the Mother didn't even try to stop it. She didn't seem to care at all

NO SE PUEDE INTERVENIR LA NATURALEZA, ESTÁN HECHOS PARA QUE SOBREVIVA EL MÁS FUERTE Y CONSERVAR LA ESPECIE

Stfu in tired of cants talking like they are so righteous why dont you do something ? Stupid fkn retard

Take extra meds tonight

so sad to see the mother do nothing

@@dove4108 Oh My>that was indeed so very difficult to have mom not participate in feeding the little fluffer😢 I cried 🥺✨

Survival of the fittest! 50-70% of eaglets don't make it to their 1st birthday. Sad statistic! 😹 This rivalry is nothing compared to what hardships they will face in the wild, in addition to starvation, at any age. The parents are governed by instinct and rules of nature. Trust that they know how to preserve their species. The littlest one was considerably smaller and not that far apart in age. We don't know if it was sick or weak and could not fight for its share of the available food. The videograher says there was a food shortage. Probably, the top reason for attacks in nests everywhere. Animals don't kill for no reason. Consider a lion sitting in the midst of a herd of prey. Everything is calm, until the lion gets up and they detect it is hungry. That's when they scatter. It is very hard for us to watch things like this, even knowing the rules of nature, and not be moved. 😹 The interesting thing is that the attacker lied down with its head on the body of the deceased sibling and didn't eat the same as before. This behavior is a form of mourning. It really didn't want to do what it did, it was forced to by reacting to the scarcity of food. Sharing limited/inadequate amounts of food at this developmental stage would produce three malnourished and weak eaglets. The attacker was instinctively trying to survive itself and be strong and healthy enough to carry on its species. I hope this helps. 🙏

@@CuriousCat787its not survival of the fittest, it’s bully by the dumbest! Can’t tell the difference between a sibling and food drops just because it’s hungry. I’d love to see these nests if the over powering eaglet was removed. It’s interesting that we are happy to call this nature but are told to stand against it in human nature?

@@123nlusky I understand your feelings. But, we can lose sight of the fact that when we have a sick or deformed child, we can get help. They can't. They have little way to treat diseased offspring. Can't exactly call a doctor. The sick, weak, lame, blind, deaf, etc., won't survive in the wild. They have to be able to self feed. The planet has animals all over the place. When these animals die in the wild, these scavengers (birds and mammals) eat the carcasses. By doing that, the dead flesh doesn't rot and become a breeding ground for countless organisms to threaten humans and create pandemics. These animals are helping to keep the planet clean. Animals and birds can smell diseases and even cats and dogs will kill an offspring, and, consume it. Their digestive systems are able to handle pathogens that would kill others in the clutch or litter. But, I do appreciate the human perspective. I am one! Lol! There is a lot going on in nature that we don't understand or know. But, when you study it, you will find as much love and tenderness as there is horror. They know how to keep their species strong. It's man who threatens them and not the other way around. The rules governing nature do not apply to humans. We function with morals, thank God, or we would have massacres every day, in our streets. The fact that you can view these videos and feel compassion for humans under the same or similar circumstances, is a good thing! It separates us from depraved thinking. This is one planet but two different worlds. These one off videos are made to sensationalize and get likes. If you really want to see what nature is all about, I would recommend the channels that show you a family of raptors from mating to fledging. And, yes, when food is plentiful, there is peace in the nest. But, again, the parents have a job to do. Teach their young how to survive in the wild. That requires killing and eating. Sometimes, the parents will detect a diseased or malformed offspring. They might withhold food which weakens the offspring and gives the surviving siblings a lesson. They leave the killing to them. If you observe, for example, a bald eagle's nest, you will see that they waste nothing. Animals and fish are consumed with all their parts, except big bones. Those become "toys" for the eaglets to practice gripping and moving things, much like we teach our children life lessons with toys and cartoons. Check out Lady Hawk's channel where we watch the whole process and you will see wonderful, loving parents raise fierce kids who can be extremely lovable and cute. I hope this has helped in some way. One other thing.... bear in mind that with limited food, we can stretch things until the next paycheck, for instance. But, they cannot envision that. But, I do agree that we must separate what we find acceptable in animals and what we find acceptable in humans. Two entirely different concepts because we can think, reason, choose better paths, etc. That's probably why it was created to be two separate worlds. We need to differentiate between good and bad, acceptable or not. Again, I hope this adds to your thinking to help you see the world through the eye of our creator! You are a thinking person. You are already ahead of the game! Have a blessed day! 😻

@@123nlusky we have an entire society that can assist those in need. eagles don't. who's going to stay behind the extra month+ to feed and fledge this younger baby? biologically, a parent can afford to lose offspring because they can have more. if they die, they can't, and there's less chicks in the world. when you live in a world where you really do depend on your own individual survival, you have to make painful choices like that. we don't have to make painful choices like that anymore. that's the luxury we have, and that's what makes it wrong when we do it anyway. humans are animals, but that doesn't mean we operate the same. we don't even know if they see it like we do morally anyway. remember they are birds. (also the oldest hatchling didn't attack the youngest one because it thought it was food. this is a common instinctual behavior observed in many species that have multiple babies in a litter, and usually happens as a result of food pressure - not having enough to eat)

I think it's that until the eggs hatch, they don't know how many will so they must ensure most if not all do. Once they do, survival of the fittest takes over, especially if resources are scarce. This year so far the food has been plentiful.

動物天性 留強棄弱 一些貓科還會把剛生下來覺得太瘦弱的吃掉。在野外環境 強壯的要活到成年機率也不大 所以母獸通常會放棄弱的 把食物給強的多一點 這樣強的能活到成年的機率就高了

很遺憾 這就是弱肉強食 你可以拿一樣的例子去看安柏告強尼 你就能理解 身為人 真的該萬幸...因為動物很少很少會保護弱者甚至是親屬

You don't seem to understand how nature works...

Mamma is a ho

This is the first nest that I've ever seen where the Mother didn't even try to stop it.

Only the strongest surive. Nature's way

@@wyomingadventures Thank you, dear. you said really right. Thanks bro.

Sadly, this is the reality for way too many children too...

Realmente muito malvado, pobresinhos dos pássaros menores, principalmente o menorsinho 😢 pássaro assassino e muito cruel....🇧🇷

中国政府就明白这个道理，制定了计划生育，可你看看被骂成什么样？人且如此，何况鸟？

老大緊迫盯人老二要想辦法自救，剛看到牠會自己吃一點東西，還沒到中午就有幾條魚了，怎麼老三在的時候魚都不夠，運氣真不好

@@ambercheng4260 剛也有往回看到老二自己去吃魚，但很可惜根本咬不太下來、所以也沒吃到啥，而老大又時時刻刻在霸凌，我實在不看好老二的結局，倒不如和老三一樣早點解脫好了，免得一直受霸凌之苦，唉

@@a0989658101 別的巢也有霸凌的情形，主要是不缺食物了，讓大的吃飽休息，小的才有機會，這巢老三體型太小了，當老大的嘴一敲，應該就腦震盪了吧，看看老二有沒有小聰明跟求生本能可以安然度過，順其大自然吧，要是食物不夠的時候能養大一隻就很不容易了

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No, even the cam owner is permitted to approach the nest ONLY ONCE PER YEAR for cam maintenance in July/August when resident eagles are not near. This is required by American federal law.

@@Taka_neko KEEP IT SHHHHHHHH

@@Taka_neko mi

Another Cane and Abel.