The Nestea plunge, or the nestling plunge?

@@rojome3831 - Looked at it again. At 0:04 you can see a large gaping wound where the left wing meets the body. The larger nestling was starting to feed on the jumper. These birds are brutal.

No ni no

Poor fella was attacked by an owl. Can't blame the owl though, owlets have to eat too...

Circle of life

Excellent comment. Too many people think Disney films are possible in these circumstances. It's worth noting that a great many humans work hard to rescue and rehab raptors. Nature is tough, but Earth needs triage more than fairy tales. Paz y luz

@@mortalclown3812 Thank you.

Dan, I agree that it's heartbreaking to see moments like that and sometimes sad that people blame those who only provide live stream. We understand about the rules and fines, but we not only know, we see around and on the web cams how people cut the trees, turn forests and fields into building sites. Poor owls lose their nests and attack other birds like mad. It's not nature, it's what people and desire to make more money do to the planet. In reality we recycle whatever we can, whatever they tell us to recycle, but can we really help mother nature without better laws and better actions? Talking about my own example: there were always swans and other birds not far from us and now there are less and less of place for their nests and hardly any chicks in spring. What can we do without help of the local governments and law and rule makers?

Have seen many nests where birds were rescued. But I agree with letting nature take its course however cruel.

@@zacharycat603 it IS illegal unless you obtain special permits to do so. If those people were caught, they can get into serious trouble.

You live in a cucked shiithole with stupid laws

What an unjust law to fine people $15k and even jail time to "interfere". No one deserves jail time for doing something like that.

Wanna try that one again?

You know ospreys have sharp talons for claws? Even if it tried to help it would just poke holes into tis chick, thats already drowning because it had a broke wing from an owl attack

Lorraine Roberts you said it, instead if watching, they should've stepped in and glad thus chick rehabbed somewhere to heal.

People colder? People aren't eating other animals or people alive in the millions each day, but whatever self guilt mantra makes your day better.

Just because you watched this video you say that.

your mom

shame

Well we really aren't anymore. Our species has developed enough to the point where we are in complete control of our planet when compared to the animal kingdom. Sure we die and can be killed by wild animals, but its gotten to the point where that is of rare occurance and only down to extreme negligence or bad luck.

@@corporalsilver6981 or murder, or cancer, or degenerative brain disease, or congestive heart failure... we are very much part of nature and all its laws.

@@PaperGrape Are we really though? The human lifespan is increasing more and more with each passing decade.

There may have been other injuries. The attack was both sudden and violent. Owls are immensely powerful birds.

自然法則並非鐵律，許多生物都還需要人工復育，物種才不至瀕危。

It fell into the river and had a broken wing already from an owl attack

What you think they have a dive rescue team on hand waiting for this?

What??

Stop it! It is just a chick.No big deal.

It's a felony to tamper with Ospreys no matter how cute the chicks or humane the act. Again, just to be clear, it's a Federal Crime to rescue an Osprey chick.

You cant touch migratory birds in the United States. Besides, did you expect them to have a rapid diving team on hand?

They are not their property or pets xD idiot

Well yeah, sometimes especially in a case like this, federal laws have to be broken! Too bad!

austin you made a fool of yourself.

Oh shut up lady

@@AbelG8781 ha shes right!

@@AbelG8781 u shut up!

@@shan-vj1xs lmao what are u 5? Piss off

It’s not like the Bald Eagle is our National bird or anything

He died Ella. No one rescued the chick. They should have rescued the chick right after the owl attack 3 days earlier.

Yes they should have! I think of all the times human's have caused pain and suffering in animals! We couldn't make up for all that if we tried...and here we don't even try

Probably drowned sadly 😢

@@okaybabynature5900 no they shouldn't have rescue the animal, it's okay if it dies in this context, it's part of their circle of life, his body will feed others criatures and keep them alive and contribute to the ecosystem. We are not needed in this case

@Fake Thumbnail yup

I totally support your attitude toward this osprey. From what I read, it is a private nest so I doubt there was no policy to not interfere. There was no need to let it suffer like that. this family is just plain cruel in my opinion.

That poor baby was probably in such pain during the 3 days since the attack. His wing looked awful! And poor mama didn't know what happened. She saw him when she flew in & then he was gone! This is so sad.

Lady Hawk - I guess your question was answered...no policy just chose to let it suffer and die...SMH I will not support this site or cam in the future! Did they ACTUALLY think it wa going to heal and "fly" away with it's sibling?!?

Just because they put a camera up, doesn't obligate them to veteranary procedures. Chicks have a high mortality rate. If u can't handle it, set up a stuffed-animal cam.

Yes it is irresponsible to film it suffering while ignoring its plight. Look how casually it is described in the description beneath the video: "His wing was broken during the scuffle and with no real sense of balance, it is impossible for him to function normally". Shame on them.

It is too late now. The chick is totally dead and it can't be rescued or resuscitated. You'd better accept it. Those are the facts of life, sad as they may be. Get over it and stop crying.

@@anacletwilliams8315 shut up a*s wipe

Authorities?

What's next? Calling social services on the birds for not helping xD

For me , if the animal is in danger due to human activity, such as a beetle crossing a road , a turtle strangled in a net etc . Then we have the responsibility to reach out to them , cause it’s us who make them struggle. But in this case , the chick fell into the lake due to an owl attack , it will be better to that its suffering end quick for god sake . And the reason why we don’t rescue these so-called “poor creatures “ , maybe you “rescue” seem to be a good way to show mercy , you actually frightened the chicks and the parents , which is not welcomed . Of course , helping animals means that you have a kind heart , a thing that I wish all the humans could have . But in some cases , when Mother Nature decided to do something , just that it be .

@@user-lq4ct6dr5m You are entitled to your iwn opinions & beliefs; as am I and all humankind. I hope you have a good day-&-life 🙏

Thanks a lot . Not all the people have the same opinion as me , and I have also much yet to learn . Have a great day !

@@user-lq4ct6dr5m well thought out. It was sad to loose the chick, but sometimes we should let nature takes its course. If the camera has caused the damage to the wing, then it is our responsibility to try and rectify the situation. But an owl attack is nature, we need not interfere. Greetings from the UK

Yeah nature has its own rule , we could only interfere at the slightest way possible Greetings from Taiwan

I love chickfillet!

Imagine being this stupid

Silly comment. You clearly can't tell the difference between interference and intervention. Better to write nothing than write ill-informed nonsense.

elvis