Sometimes it's the Hawk sometimes it's the Eagle....it's a bird eat bird world😆😆😆....

I've seen bald eagles kidnapping a hawk and raising it with their own babies. See Spunky the hawk raised by eagles in Canada, is here in KZfaq.

@@frankarce8589 yeah, one bird's mistake, another one's gain...

If you look at the time stamp the parents didn't arrive for another 2 hours from the time the chick was stolen

@@boxingfan2469 Probably out on the piss.

That’s how they learn the lesson

@@boxingfan2469 If I may, these birds don't have any concept of time as far as I know. So two hours or two minutes makes no difference to them. Just saying !

They aren't "vicious", they are survivors! Nobody seems to be grieving for the frog or whatever that was the eagle brought back to feed the chick. Eagles will eat anything they can pick up, and some things they can't! Is that vicious? The difference with the owl is that the owl could have taken the chick at night with the parent in the nest!

@@sohrabrustum8582 Owls have SEVERAL advantages! However, calling them, or any other wild animal "vicious" is simply ridiculous, and shows ignorance! Everybody's trying to survive.. nothing personal!

@@carlwilliams6977 I was thinking poor frog, but then I remembered all the frog videos I watched especially the big bullfrogs and pixie frogs - it was a nightmare I couldn't sleep for days because it left me thinking that the bullfrog's mouth is a portal to another dimension. Thank God Bullfrogs aren't the size of a cow!

so the bird was driving huh I thought it was flying meaning fly thru and not drive thru

@@tsaffran 🙄🙄🙄🙄

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Junior Went For a Walk ;)

they thought the door was well locked for anyone to enter

Why it’s nature ?

@@dannysavagedraftguru still sad to see it's over for the Eagle chick. Ofc it's nature but we can feel bad for the Eagle Parents....

It more than likely was dropped off the nest. That’s what gosh hawks doo. They fly i. Fast rip them off the nest then let them fall. The chick was calling from the ground and that did prompt the parent. If you listen, it’s calls stop shortly after the one parent goes. It likely found the chick on the forest floor and it calmed down/stopped calling. It’s odds of surviving on the floor are very slim to none but possible if they feed it still

The gosh wasn’t large enough to carry an eaglet of that size

@@macenhoward3376 Not true at all. Goshawks can easily carry twice their own weight. And if you paid attention to the timestamp they didnt come back til 2 hours after it got snatched, it was long dead.

Lol.. but i'm happy to see her like that 😂

@@iorianam8070 someone lose a cat..?

Really heartbreaking. The intense rage the father had was justified he's going over to the hawks house to beat him up

The male is actually the smaller of the two

A valled point

Guess it's impressive the parents are even still around.

In UK Goshawks have gone from being very scarce to universal in suitable habitat. They are poweful enough to tackle each other and will not hesitate to take nestlings of any size or any species. That Eagle chick would have been no problem for a Gos.

less than zero

Actually, the hawks adopted it into their organic vegan lifestyle. It has its own bedroom and goes to a fancy private school now.

No, he’ll be eaten alive. Fastidiously fresh for his favorite chicks.

Gracefully = Torn to shreds and fed to a group of screaming baby Hawks haha

Guts and courage go out the window when you’re hungry

Perfect, no, you must be an ignorant

Yeah. You're right.

I’ve seen them eagles couldn’t even see squirrels well next to them.

Goshawks can easily carry something that size. Also it was over 2 hours later. That Eaglet was prob being digested by the Goshawks Hawklets by then.

LOL! 💀

It was over 2 hours later lol. The sound you're hearing is mama eagle crying 😂

Sad second. Wow.

Whatever. It's nature. They have done that to many other birds.

@@at1212b agreed

@@at1212b Exactly? How many birds have they snatched from their nests. Now their chick is someone's food.