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Imagine being a deer and surviving a eagle attack just cause the eagle thought you were too ugly to eat lmaoooo
@bibekrai37552 жыл бұрын
i would be happy and blessed
@africankidd36422 жыл бұрын
Perks of being ugly?
@GiveMeThatCat2 жыл бұрын
@@GiveMeThatCat LMAO
@bqnkios30352 жыл бұрын
🤣🤣 this shits funny
@mrobby18232 жыл бұрын
I don't know if I'll be offended or happy
@IwatchDogandCatsFight. Жыл бұрын
This is one of best learning channels because they are actually fun, and aren’t just blah blah blah reading
@TrexlI2 жыл бұрын
Yes thats right
@mr.hasanalghazali20002 жыл бұрын
And They have a much channels on different languages
@neonalderi63092 жыл бұрын
I know. I mean, who ever got anywhere reading. Books dumb! Reading dumb!
@WillJM812802 жыл бұрын
Fax
@clutchcake77172 жыл бұрын
Yeah this learning channel is fun and funny and you can learn from hire yeah this channel
@juliepearlvillarba46892 жыл бұрын
It’s not just animals that hate Eagles. So do Giants, Cowboys, Buccaneers and their own fans in Philly.
@uraswami80772 жыл бұрын
Uou just made my morning..damn it u deserve this like..here u have it!!!! and enjoy it
@intelligentinsanity94202 жыл бұрын
As an Eagles fan I felt this comment
@kazi22772 жыл бұрын
WATOPPED
@zextac60142 жыл бұрын
Lmao
@Wardenaz2 жыл бұрын
That's why we have the bald eagle as our national bird. We prey on other countries. Especially the ones who try to back there oil with anything other than the dollar.
@bunbun45022 жыл бұрын
Fun Fact: They are also able of knocking bears off trees, that won’t kill it, but it could injure it.
@kaydenchan70932 жыл бұрын
Capable*
@beaudubay87082 жыл бұрын
Far Cry flashback... (eagles surprise attack and you fall to your death)
@edi98922 жыл бұрын
I'm able to knock a bear off a the tree, too. In the end, I'm still the only one dead and eaten.
@ritemolawbks80122 жыл бұрын
Why not kill? If they break their neck or spine they surely die instantly ..or starve or eaten alive worst case
@Serkant752 жыл бұрын
@kayden Chan Did you see that on the youtube, I’ve been a state park ranger for 3 yrs, worked with biologist and conservationist. I’ve seen the golden eagle harassing small black bears for food, wouldn’t dear to get near the big ones especially the grizzly or the browns, but capable of knocking a 300+Ib bear off a tree, No. I assume black Bears might fall cuz they can get spooked easily, but that would them. especially if that 15Ib bird come out of no where.
@pantherforce26082 жыл бұрын
I think you forgot about the part where goats go to the top of mountains to get away from land predators, but makes them vulnerable to golden eagles that literally kick them off the mountain, then dive down to eat the freshly killed prey.
@garrettweeden37232 жыл бұрын
He's already done a video about them goats,it's cool you should watch it.
@poison25902 жыл бұрын
@@poison2590 I already have, but he usually does some facts from other videos
@garrettweeden37232 жыл бұрын
That’s so funny but so sad
@jamesbombss57772 жыл бұрын
That's fking EVIL!!!
@elishh81732 жыл бұрын
@@elishh8173 it’s fuccking nature it’s evil for human beings to kill them because humans are always fuccking nature up.
@trix_ant44192 жыл бұрын
I learn legit more about animals in his vids then in national geographics
@iNf_freedommaker2 жыл бұрын
he is national geo funier brother
@monke69122 жыл бұрын
Nah hood nature for life
@agamab092 жыл бұрын
He isnt really structured. He is funny but you dont learn much.
@alexbrown89002 жыл бұрын
Animal logic is another good channel. Y'all might already know that channel, but if not check it out
@matthewmcclain13162 жыл бұрын
some of his vids carry bad information
@ytyoungrichnhigh2 жыл бұрын
Now this is what a KZhead channel should be! Learning with entertainment, lots of both!! You don't get that too much these days on this platform. Thanks for being there for us in our times of boredom and lack of wisdom, WATOP.
@Real_AnimA2 жыл бұрын
I fully agree
@The_One_And_Lonely2 жыл бұрын
When I was a kid, carrying a wooden gun, following my dad while he was hunting, our dog started yelping and running towards us from tree to tree. It was avoiding a golden eagle trying to hunt her. She was very large to a German Wire Haired Pointer female, at about 2.2feet tall at the shoulder and 70lbs. The eagle ignored my father shooting in the air to scare it away, and wouldnt leave our dog alone before my father took a really long stick from the ground and tried to hit it the eagle. And I swear my father did hit the eagle at least once with the stick before the eagle gave up. Our dog was unharmed, but in a hell of an adrenaline rush, trembling, and wouldnt leave my fathers side for the day. about 10 years later, my cousin, who worked in business that rented wilderness cabins got a call, where an irate woman demanded that "the companys eagle needs to return their cat immediately, or they would call the authorities for animal abuse."
@mikkovalle79442 жыл бұрын
I feel sorry for the dog and cat. Good your dad gave that Eagle a good hit with the stick haha, he deserved it
@elishh81732 жыл бұрын
@@elishh8173 It didn’t deserve it. It’s a wild animal hunting for food. Doesn’t mean I wouldn’t defend my pet from on though.
@maniacmushroom34702 жыл бұрын
@@elishh8173 it’s nature it didn’t deserve it. How can a animal deserve to be attacked for being a animal. But don’t get wrong I would’ve done anything to save my pet so I get it. But that’s just nature my boy let the animals be animals but protect yours at the same time.
@trix_ant44192 жыл бұрын
That's such fun I am laughing my friend, lots of love fr kojak country Lifestyle youtube in Jamaica.
@kojakcountrylifestyle35802 жыл бұрын
@Mikko Valle there is no existing eagles are capable of carrying your German Wire Haired Pointer and just take off, golden eagles are one of the largest of all eagles species, pretty bold as well but they only weighs in at 10 to 15Ibs and flying off with 15Ib is their max, they don’t like to tangle on ground just to avoid injury. your dog is 70Ib, so even when they dive down and with all that velocity and their 1.77 to 2.4 inch hallux-claw or talons as many calls it, it wouldn’t do your dog much damage other than scratches and some small puncture wounds, but then again your dog will fight back when she realized if no help will arrive and if she gets a hold of of any part of that bird, it won’t end up pretty. So your dog was safe regardless. I’ve been a state park ranger for yrs and worked with biologist and conservationist, from what I was told, full grown bob cats, coyotes, wolves, cougars will often steal prey from these bird when they feed on land, especially big cats will often kill these bird if chance are given, On the other hand golden eagles sometimes will kill young bob cats and coyote pups as well. I own a pasture myself, owns 6 Dogo Argentino, 2 kangals 3 malakilis, 5 Boerboel, and 2 Presa canario, all imported working lines, for protection and farm work, we have golden eagles around here but never dear to come near to any of my animals or the dogs. But I did lost two cats and nearly my little pug if it weren’t for my girl Presa came to the rescue.
@pantherforce26082 жыл бұрын
This was a neat episode. I live in Washington state, so I was able to see the mass Eagle migration one year, up by Mt. Vernon along the Skagit River. Also, last year I saw a Bald Eagle family "adopt" a juvenile Golden Eagle! I was watching the family rear and fledge for some time, when a new baby showed up... but it's plumage and bill were different, and it seemed a bit bigger. I was able to confirm it was a Golden through binoculars, and also while walking across the field across a pond from their nest, the Golden caught a draft just a couple stories above me, hovering for well more than long enough for me to get a good look at it. The whole family interacted like a unit, including the Golden. It was fed by the adults, it played games with the babies, they even roosted together! I never saw any adult Goldens, though! This was at Woodland Creek Park, in Lacey, Washington (right next to Olympia). There's a breeding pair of Bald Eagles the locals tell me have been returning to the same nests for decades- if not the nest at the park, they'll nest across the street at Lake Lois Reserve.
@OlyChickenGuy2 жыл бұрын
wow..
@ytyoungrichnhigh2 жыл бұрын
Birds have serious human competitor potential. Parrots and in particular have a lot of dexterity in their beaks for handling technology while having a sort of communication system already (not to mention they can communicate with humans) and some parrots live as long as you. Crows not so much, while they are extremely smart, they don't have good dexterity and REQUIRE tools unlike parrots, and I think they don't live long. . They do have that community shit going on though. Eagles seem to have a certain intelligence to them, however it's more personable traits like attacking things that aren't the smallest target. Dolphins are smart but technology would be extremely hard for them. Squids if they lived long enough could be pretty dangerous. Imagine an 80 year old squid who decided to start a society because he can finally see the big picture after happily swimming around the ocean for decades.
@slowfudgeballs95172 жыл бұрын
@@slowfudgeballs9517 Did you mean to respond to me? I don't see how your comment relates to my own, though I think your points are well presented, and generally agree. Just checking with you, so your comment doesn't get hidden under mine if you meant to post as your own comment. Otherwise, your observations on parrots is pretty myth exactly what I was thinking when I created an "alien" race of bird-like hominids (think anthros), largely led by parrot-like birds.
@OlyChickenGuy2 жыл бұрын
In WA state its not uncommon to see 5 eagles at once near the coast.
@hia52352 жыл бұрын
@@hia5235 Near the coast, yes, and I'll say there's a huge difference in Eagle population just between here (Olympia/Thurston) and Aberdeen/Grey's Harbor. I think the Black Hills (bottom of the Olympic Mountains) must be what creates the distinctly different populations. They're just not nearly as common along the Puget Sound, until you go North enough for them to begin traveling the Straight of Juan de Fuca/Deception Pass. That's where the coastal raptors will migrate along, whereas inland raptors migrate between the two mountain ranges, edging East as they move South enough to break free of the Cascades. I can honestly say that in 30+ years of living between Seattle and Olympia, other than rearing families, I don't think I've ever seen more than three Eagles at once, but I've seen several on multiple occasions while visiting Aberdeen's boardwalk.
@OlyChickenGuy2 жыл бұрын
Wolf managed to run about three miles with a trap in his front leg. Wolf :"Tis but a scratch".
@unknownuser4942 жыл бұрын
Nah, he probably knew his days of adventure were over after taking a trap in the knee.
@andreasnordon44842 жыл бұрын
Escanor?
@LimeLivesMatter2 жыл бұрын
I can’t tell you how happy it made me when you mentioned falcon hunting history reminded me of learning it in history class with a pretty awesome teacher.
It would be killer if there was a lot of videos on human anatomy and physiology, either way this channel is amazing! Practically the only channel I consistently watch.
@travismallory47612 жыл бұрын
Same, im learning and it keeps me consistently interested
@cameronsimmons46982 жыл бұрын
I am really glad i found this channel months back. No cheasy cheap TOP XX lists, but really interesting, less know or plain new facts. It can not be aesy to keep on going such stream of facts. Thank you for it! :)
@Setnja922 жыл бұрын
Y
@raizaagulto4182 жыл бұрын
@Watop Nice clarification for the wolves. Mackenzie Timberwolves are the one of largest species of wolves. Wolf populations that live in the southern hemisphere like Mexican and Red wolved are coyote sized.
@desellis81172 жыл бұрын
Mexico is not in the southern hemisphere
@nadie80932 жыл бұрын
red wolves also don’t live in the southern hemisphere, and aren’t a species of wolf, but a subspecies of grey wolf. There are southern hemisphere wolves, but they vary drastically in size, due to being domesticated dogs.
@jessehunter3622 жыл бұрын
Hello love the videos you make
@randomperson1722 жыл бұрын
The "eagle looking through a telescope" bit, had me!!! STILL laughing as I type this. New subscriber here...
@vincentsablan7322 жыл бұрын
Considering eagles have telescopic vision
@Infinite8blue2 жыл бұрын
When i was a kid, i used to live in a village in india. In there adult eagles pick up kids and it still has been like that today, so They wouldn't allow kids to roam around. If a kid has to go outside, only with a adult they are able too. There are also people who work in there as the guy who catches the eagle so he uses a net to catch it and make it fly away in another region.
@beepbeepgamer13052 жыл бұрын
Which state? And what species of Eagle in India is so big that it could literally prey on human kids?
@user-pv9bm3pj9i2 жыл бұрын
Id body slam that eagle
@cameronchisholm6382 жыл бұрын
@@user-pv9bm3pj9i eagles are generally QUITE BIG and have powerful legs and wings.
@ytyoungrichnhigh2 жыл бұрын
@@ytyoungrichnhigh I know, I was just asking what type of eagle he has seen and he's from which state. Because, I've not seen any eagle in my state, I've only seen hawks, which are pretty common here.
@user-pv9bm3pj9i2 жыл бұрын
Very powerful & wicked, I really love this channel is so much educative.
@ugweyeanafe25752 жыл бұрын
Wolves.... Crows.... Friends.... Nors mythology... ANYONE???
@samfagelholm71462 жыл бұрын
🦅 is the King Of The Sky, 🦁 is the King Of The Beast and 🦈 is the King Of The Sea.
@christianchauhan232 жыл бұрын
The shark is NOT the king of the ocean 😂, that title belongs to the orca and other porpoises
@TheGamingSmithy2 жыл бұрын
Well firstly male eagles are ALL smaller and weaker than female eagles therefore they are unfit for the title King, secondly sharks get their a$& whooped by orcas and their males are also weaker and smaller than females.
@karlkun7172 жыл бұрын
Orca: Are you sure about that proceed to kill adult white shark
@aloysiusprasetyo37372 жыл бұрын
السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته من مصر ❤ الله ينور عليك ويوسع رزقك يا رب العالمين ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@user-tf4tm7jz8w8 ай бұрын
Im from Mexico and Hearing WATOP helps a lot for learning english, plus I enjoy the narrative, your such a funny story teller. Keep the good job!!! 😎
@mxlman262 жыл бұрын
So true my Mexican friend, greetings from Kojak country Lifestyle youtube in Jamaica.
@kojakcountrylifestyle35802 жыл бұрын
@@kojakcountrylifestyle3580 mercy boku
@mxlman262 жыл бұрын
@@mxlman26 hola Amiga from kojak country lifestyle KZhead channel
@kojakcountrylifestyle35802 жыл бұрын
It makes so much sense why the elite chose eagles as the nation's bird, rather, our founding fathers. The bird is a badass, but through irony and epstein, I now see the nation's bird as very fitting
@Timtouchdown2 жыл бұрын
Fits with Epstein well, both always after cubs.
@krismclaren41502 жыл бұрын
It was originally going to be the turkey but it changed to the eagle. Turkeys are very large majestic birds so that decision also made sense.
@UnsungBird2 жыл бұрын
I really like this channel it will show me stuff I didn't know
@random_memedude2.0132 жыл бұрын
Years ago I had four parakeets. When they were all yackin, and getting way too loud, I learned that making a loud WHOOSH sound would shut them up immediately. The sound of a bird of prey swooping in. Fun fact.
@SailorsGirl19572 жыл бұрын
what the-
@ytyoungrichnhigh2 жыл бұрын
Dude,, I need your coffee 😂😂😂great channel 🇰🇪🇰🇪
@patrickpats52852 жыл бұрын
That Thumbnail 😂😂😂 I've laughed at it for months and finally had to click...Great video
@techlife4667 Жыл бұрын
Bald Eagles, truly the perfect representation of the US.
@CometX-ing2 жыл бұрын
um
@ytyoungrichnhigh2 жыл бұрын
Best channell 👍🏻for animal lover's
@admin74252 жыл бұрын
Great and educational content each time i wonder why WATOP is not that active on twitter.
@smarttechcyber37952 жыл бұрын
“This one is too skinny, this one is sick, this one is ugly...” I love this types of additions in your vids
@dluffy16772 жыл бұрын
I'm a falconar from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
@aleksandarstaliyskijr22882 жыл бұрын
will wolves eventually be domesticated by ravens due to their beneficial relationship?
@raphlvlogs2712 жыл бұрын
I live in one of the towns that they used to as a habitat to breed bald eagles out of endangerment. They weren't too big of an issue. It was when they started breeding falcons (maybe it was a large breed of hawk, but pretty sure they were falcons) that pets started disappear. We already have issues with owls.
@kikiblair51322 жыл бұрын
Raven and wolfs behing friends, Odin's realy every where.
@JamesDM42 жыл бұрын
I’m now officially subscribed! I loved this video!
@majorasmask55232 жыл бұрын
Love ur channel 💖 please do a video on What if House Cats were the size of big cats such as Lion, Tiger etc. & How would it improve their skills such as hunting or speed
@qasimsyed5602 жыл бұрын
I love your narration.
@pauljohnong59242 жыл бұрын
Can you do another video on the relationship that crows eagles ravens and wolves might have 😭🙏🏾 crows and ravens are my favorite birds
@coolcat4kitty2 жыл бұрын
5 years ago I used to own a Harpy eagle when I was living in Tanzania but once it matured up I started to feel uncomfortable around it then it broke my heart but I had to release it in the wilderness that bird was incredibly strong as well one day it killed an impala that's when I freaked out because I had a toddler back then I love eagles tho they so cool!!!
@medjayalbaobab20032 жыл бұрын
Maybe just get a smaller one
@benediktdgjkll72032 жыл бұрын
Imagine getting attacked 1km from above with 120+ mph by 8 cm razor sharp talons. The arsenal of a bird of prey, especially golden eagle, is incredible. Amazing apex predators.
@nighthawx58832 жыл бұрын
2 days ago i save a eagle from danger .. he is very hevy 6 to 7 kg but it is a rare breed i saw in my life time.. India UP
@upwale5832 жыл бұрын
Watop, Watop, Watop... Wow. How amazing you are with the interesting topics everytime!!!?? I really love them. And by the way, who was trying to be a picky eater.. Steve? Hahaha..
@ksprinklers2 жыл бұрын
Eagles are always wearing a nice pair of pants I love it
@bamaday52 жыл бұрын
Well put together
@ytaldain3z2892 жыл бұрын
This guy's narration is way too good! 😂
@Rupali722 жыл бұрын
Nice skinwalker story Steve 👌
@daddykins19982 жыл бұрын
This channel is amazing
@MISSIONRIDERMOTOVLOG2 жыл бұрын
Hey men , I like all your video. I have a request. Could you please make a video for the psychological effects on animal , like when they are depressed , feel stressed, all kinds of that. It will help me a lot to understand more about animals. Pliz🙏🙏🙏
@reipajaj80742 жыл бұрын
@Watop ever heaed of "Lobo the Legend".... its on KZhead and got a bittersweet ending. With the encroachment of Anglo Saxon on wild lands, wolves natural source of prey like deer, bison, wild fowl, and beavers, died off leaving the slower, trapped farm animals as the packs readily available source of food. :3
@desellis81172 жыл бұрын
I love how high eagles fly
@bochito992 жыл бұрын
Can you do the war between ants and termites? I literally have lots of vids of termite footage if you need any
@shem68442 жыл бұрын
Because eagles are confident and majestic. Facts
@thequeen38342 жыл бұрын
I love 😍😍😍this Chanel
@BM-mi8lo2 жыл бұрын
Eagles are sometimes trained by the police to catch drones
@nasr51992 жыл бұрын
are you serious?
@ytyoungrichnhigh2 жыл бұрын
This is something I never expected to know, I need more infor.
@sentiencepotatoes55632 жыл бұрын
Did you know that the power of an eagles grip is some 10 times that of a grown up man‘s and in addition to that it is nail sharp so it is deadly for its prey! I checked this fact in the Internet! 👍
@jaakkopitkanen67362 жыл бұрын
We call the nails of an eagle talons. The more you know.
@oiseaufeu2 жыл бұрын
@@oiseaufeu 👍
@jaakkopitkanen67362 жыл бұрын
I love how most of the classicly revered animals...eagles, lions, dolphins, bears all engage in some of the most savage and 'evil" life practices you could fathom.
@powerboon2k2 жыл бұрын
Hunger looks very much like Evil from the other end of the fork
@sorrenblitz805 Жыл бұрын
3:56 Eagle: like your cut G
@justaweirdguy71162 жыл бұрын
Good job, this is good commentary. And so funny, haha.
@kevinwilson5711 Жыл бұрын
Small pets where I live have the nickname "Eagle Bait".
@kazekamiha2 жыл бұрын
I never thought hyenas were disgusting. They’re one of my favorite animals
@sabercraft90062 жыл бұрын
you do know a lot about them, right?
@ytyoungrichnhigh2 жыл бұрын
Lion King probably had a big role in increasing the hate towards hyenas. They are cute and lions kill them unfortunately. 🙁
@Kristalya2 жыл бұрын
@@Kristalya they are definitely not cute and lion is not cute either
@AhmedBabiker-sr8fl9 ай бұрын
i love how you upload very often
@sehrishnidaimran17982 жыл бұрын
You should consider doing long documentaries XD
@alidhaiba10502 жыл бұрын
@watop Noticed you are improving your editing skills!! Love the quality as always
@andremartins67532 жыл бұрын
Mi có biết họ thuộc con giáp gì tuổi con gì không....phong thủy hay tướng mạo của họ không bị chiến tranh bỏ rơi
@minhnguyen58612 жыл бұрын
Love your vids please never stop posting
@ridageckoguy30942 жыл бұрын
Eargle: This one is too skinny. This one is too sick. This one is too ugly. Deer: Thank god i was born ugly...
@squeegie2 жыл бұрын
😂
@artisticbang91112 жыл бұрын
great vid thanks
@bubblesezblonde2 жыл бұрын
Eagle is like one of The Boss in Animal Kingdom, no doubt.
@johnmartindizon6672 жыл бұрын
EY , I LIKE YOUR ALL CONTENTS.
@tyron_officialacc2 жыл бұрын
What a great channel
@carlogarcia9402 жыл бұрын
I love your videos
@aziizartt2 жыл бұрын
I once came across a golden eagle eating a squirrel in the woods. When I walked up on him we both scared the crap out of each other but he settled down and continued to chomp down. Beautiful raptor. I tried to get closer and take a picture, I got about 10 feet away then he flew up into a tree with his snack. Really cool experience. Long before that though, I saw a bald eagle eating a freaking cat on the sidewalk in full public view with many people walking by on little creek road near ward's corner in Norfolk Virginia. The bald eagle was clearly a little nervous however the guy stood his ground and just kept eating that cat. Smart, majestic, incredible creatures.
@adamdorris40812 жыл бұрын
I'd defend a cat from an eagle, even if I had to kill the eagle.
@belalabusultan59112 жыл бұрын
@@belalabusultan5911 Would you defend any other animal from a cat?
@suchomimustenerensis53022 жыл бұрын
@@suchomimustenerensis5302 maybe a hamster, or a baby chick.... but I won't harm the cat. Cats are friends to humanity and human civilization, look up what would happen if cats go extinct.
@belalabusultan59112 жыл бұрын
@@belalabusultan5911 Yet, domestic cats are destroying and made more than 30 species of anything disapear in the wild. That's the main reason that kakapo and the bird kiwi are placed on islands that have no cats because these birds have no defense against land predators as they have none. wild cats are the only one that should be kept outdoors as they prey on the native ecosystem without destroying it completely. Domestic cats should be kept indoors.
@oiseaufeu2 жыл бұрын
Birds are tougher than most people think . I’ve seen dogs and cats afraid of parrots and them birds are brave !
@Hungrybird4742 жыл бұрын
I came here from a Mr Ballen video... That one video about a kid snatched by a bird.
@LocoFaux2 жыл бұрын
I have a friend eagle :) He always comes at our farm to eat foxes.
@otter73982 жыл бұрын
Ealgles do not need scopes to see their prey. Nice vid
@jaydenpark97152 жыл бұрын
Crows good, eagles bad😅 love this
@me12342292 жыл бұрын
I would be scared to find out that one Wolf could rule an entire area for 10 years straight and the fact that they could run for several miles with a trap on their feet. Like seriously no human could do the same thing.
@OnnenkeksiYT2 жыл бұрын
The wolf u mention has its own story I think I saw a video about that wolf
@ghostssccythes2 жыл бұрын
Now Imagine if Eagle were as big as adult human 🤣🤣
@anowarjradwan72882 жыл бұрын
Spiky baby stroller with handy machine gun?
@jaytfromsaigon62062 жыл бұрын
Read cage of Eden
@Sinitsu2 жыл бұрын
Eagles: "These talons are rated E for everyone."
@xnightlight17762 жыл бұрын
Cough* cough* wedge tail eagles, harpy eagles, Philippine eagles.
@maniacmushroom34702 жыл бұрын
Here's the thing Golden eagles have ON RECORD taken ADULT goats off the census by dropping them off the mountains they live in I think they max out at about 200mph when diving
@henrysucks_at_everything2 жыл бұрын
America in a nutshell ... one love 🧛🏾♂️🦇🤙🏾🖤
@TrentMcNary4202 жыл бұрын
Where I grew up, in a village near the Persian gulf, a baby was actually taken from its cradle by an eagle. The mother was working in the fields and left her baby alone in the cradle for a minute. The eagle was spotted in the air carrying the baby. By that time, it was too late. I was scared of eagles for a long time after that occasion, until I grew up and realized any larger kid can never be carried by an eagle.
@kooroshrostami272 жыл бұрын
My auntie was taking a hike by the bay in the NW and she said she found an old eagles nest by her home; she said “you wouldn’t believe how many pet collars I saw in there”
@PhilJLF Жыл бұрын
Yes new upload
@youngmoney67392 жыл бұрын
That Mad Max scene made me smile
@philp.4516 Жыл бұрын
They are beautiful hunters from the sky noble animal hunts to feed its offspring
@jasperwinehouse94562 жыл бұрын
Let's pray for the poor Coyote 😂
@PencilSketch_TariniPNayak2 жыл бұрын
Let's not and really don't even say we did...
@zekethefishgeek8690 Жыл бұрын
Such consistency man 👍
@amaterasu90792 жыл бұрын
7:20 gold 😂
@iAM25SM2 жыл бұрын
The way that golden eagles pair up to take on wolves is nothing short of fascinating. One bird will swoop in and attack the wolf's face to try and blind it as well as keep it's mouth busy while the other swoops in to attack the side or neck. It's just so wild to think that an animal the weight of a bowling ball will willingly attack deer, goats, wolves, and even bears. Eagles are king in the air and they know it. At least til the sun sets and then owls try to bully them while they can't see as well.
@mechanicobra2 жыл бұрын
Eagles do sometimes target an unprotected wolf pup, not an adult. And eagles do not chase wolves off of their prey. That is quite false. Dude is just making stuff up. Actually what occurs is that when a wolf leaves their partially eaten to nap, eagles, crows, and coyotes start feeding on the unattended carcass. When the wolf returns, they scatter like roaches.
@tekkkman70032 жыл бұрын
@@tekkkman7003 There are plenty of videos of eagles attacking grown wolves and bears that get to close to their nests. And even of eagle pairs hunting wolves, though these are usually trained birds of falconers.
@mechanicobra2 жыл бұрын
@@mechanicobra There are plenty of videos calling foxes "grown wolves" too LOL Also, eagles do NOT chase wolves off of their kills. That's utter BS from the uploader of this vid.
@tekkkman70032 жыл бұрын
@@tekkkman7003 I didn't say anything about them chasing wolves of their kills. They WILL however go after a wolf or bear that gets too close to their nests. Not to hunt them obviously but to drive them off. And grey wolves and red foxes are plenty easy to tell apart. Especially when you can see them both hunted in the same video. Golden eagles can in fact kill things like mountain sheep, deer, and even coyotes and wolves.
@mechanicobra2 жыл бұрын
lol I love the editing
@booneybaby38622 жыл бұрын
I love eagles ❤️
@shahbazvegeta14542 жыл бұрын
3:22 where did you get this clip from?
@swanpyae3082 Жыл бұрын
I spit out my coffee ☕️ when the Eagle 🦅 said This one is ugly 😂😂😂
@stfu_n_listen_472 жыл бұрын
Here at 11:52 pm :D Totally worth it
@dude_wth40522 жыл бұрын
Ravens pulling feathers from eagles` tails interferes with their flight dynamics to some degree.
@marjoriegoodwin29932 жыл бұрын
Who is the narrator on this video? I’ve heard him on many YT channels.
Imagine being a deer and surviving a eagle attack just cause the eagle thought you were too ugly to eat lmaoooo
i would be happy and blessed
Perks of being ugly?
@@GiveMeThatCat LMAO
🤣🤣 this shits funny
I don't know if I'll be offended or happy
This is one of best learning channels because they are actually fun, and aren’t just blah blah blah reading
Yes thats right
And They have a much channels on different languages
I know. I mean, who ever got anywhere reading. Books dumb! Reading dumb!
Fax
Yeah this learning channel is fun and funny and you can learn from hire yeah this channel
It’s not just animals that hate Eagles. So do Giants, Cowboys, Buccaneers and their own fans in Philly.
Uou just made my morning..damn it u deserve this like..here u have it!!!! and enjoy it
As an Eagles fan I felt this comment
WATOPPED
Lmao
That's why we have the bald eagle as our national bird. We prey on other countries. Especially the ones who try to back there oil with anything other than the dollar.
Fun Fact: They are also able of knocking bears off trees, that won’t kill it, but it could injure it.
Capable*
Far Cry flashback... (eagles surprise attack and you fall to your death)
I'm able to knock a bear off a the tree, too. In the end, I'm still the only one dead and eaten.
Why not kill? If they break their neck or spine they surely die instantly ..or starve or eaten alive worst case
@kayden Chan Did you see that on the youtube, I’ve been a state park ranger for 3 yrs, worked with biologist and conservationist. I’ve seen the golden eagle harassing small black bears for food, wouldn’t dear to get near the big ones especially the grizzly or the browns, but capable of knocking a 300+Ib bear off a tree, No. I assume black Bears might fall cuz they can get spooked easily, but that would them. especially if that 15Ib bird come out of no where.
I think you forgot about the part where goats go to the top of mountains to get away from land predators, but makes them vulnerable to golden eagles that literally kick them off the mountain, then dive down to eat the freshly killed prey.
He's already done a video about them goats,it's cool you should watch it.
@@poison2590 I already have, but he usually does some facts from other videos
That’s so funny but so sad
That's fking EVIL!!!
@@elishh8173 it’s fuccking nature it’s evil for human beings to kill them because humans are always fuccking nature up.
I learn legit more about animals in his vids then in national geographics
he is national geo funier brother
Nah hood nature for life
He isnt really structured. He is funny but you dont learn much.
Animal logic is another good channel. Y'all might already know that channel, but if not check it out
some of his vids carry bad information
Now this is what a KZhead channel should be! Learning with entertainment, lots of both!! You don't get that too much these days on this platform. Thanks for being there for us in our times of boredom and lack of wisdom, WATOP.
I fully agree
When I was a kid, carrying a wooden gun, following my dad while he was hunting, our dog started yelping and running towards us from tree to tree. It was avoiding a golden eagle trying to hunt her. She was very large to a German Wire Haired Pointer female, at about 2.2feet tall at the shoulder and 70lbs. The eagle ignored my father shooting in the air to scare it away, and wouldnt leave our dog alone before my father took a really long stick from the ground and tried to hit it the eagle. And I swear my father did hit the eagle at least once with the stick before the eagle gave up. Our dog was unharmed, but in a hell of an adrenaline rush, trembling, and wouldnt leave my fathers side for the day. about 10 years later, my cousin, who worked in business that rented wilderness cabins got a call, where an irate woman demanded that "the companys eagle needs to return their cat immediately, or they would call the authorities for animal abuse."
I feel sorry for the dog and cat. Good your dad gave that Eagle a good hit with the stick haha, he deserved it
@@elishh8173 It didn’t deserve it. It’s a wild animal hunting for food. Doesn’t mean I wouldn’t defend my pet from on though.
@@elishh8173 it’s nature it didn’t deserve it. How can a animal deserve to be attacked for being a animal. But don’t get wrong I would’ve done anything to save my pet so I get it. But that’s just nature my boy let the animals be animals but protect yours at the same time.
That's such fun I am laughing my friend, lots of love fr kojak country Lifestyle youtube in Jamaica.
@Mikko Valle there is no existing eagles are capable of carrying your German Wire Haired Pointer and just take off, golden eagles are one of the largest of all eagles species, pretty bold as well but they only weighs in at 10 to 15Ibs and flying off with 15Ib is their max, they don’t like to tangle on ground just to avoid injury. your dog is 70Ib, so even when they dive down and with all that velocity and their 1.77 to 2.4 inch hallux-claw or talons as many calls it, it wouldn’t do your dog much damage other than scratches and some small puncture wounds, but then again your dog will fight back when she realized if no help will arrive and if she gets a hold of of any part of that bird, it won’t end up pretty. So your dog was safe regardless. I’ve been a state park ranger for yrs and worked with biologist and conservationist, from what I was told, full grown bob cats, coyotes, wolves, cougars will often steal prey from these bird when they feed on land, especially big cats will often kill these bird if chance are given, On the other hand golden eagles sometimes will kill young bob cats and coyote pups as well. I own a pasture myself, owns 6 Dogo Argentino, 2 kangals 3 malakilis, 5 Boerboel, and 2 Presa canario, all imported working lines, for protection and farm work, we have golden eagles around here but never dear to come near to any of my animals or the dogs. But I did lost two cats and nearly my little pug if it weren’t for my girl Presa came to the rescue.
This was a neat episode. I live in Washington state, so I was able to see the mass Eagle migration one year, up by Mt. Vernon along the Skagit River. Also, last year I saw a Bald Eagle family "adopt" a juvenile Golden Eagle! I was watching the family rear and fledge for some time, when a new baby showed up... but it's plumage and bill were different, and it seemed a bit bigger. I was able to confirm it was a Golden through binoculars, and also while walking across the field across a pond from their nest, the Golden caught a draft just a couple stories above me, hovering for well more than long enough for me to get a good look at it. The whole family interacted like a unit, including the Golden. It was fed by the adults, it played games with the babies, they even roosted together! I never saw any adult Goldens, though! This was at Woodland Creek Park, in Lacey, Washington (right next to Olympia). There's a breeding pair of Bald Eagles the locals tell me have been returning to the same nests for decades- if not the nest at the park, they'll nest across the street at Lake Lois Reserve.
wow..
Birds have serious human competitor potential. Parrots and in particular have a lot of dexterity in their beaks for handling technology while having a sort of communication system already (not to mention they can communicate with humans) and some parrots live as long as you. Crows not so much, while they are extremely smart, they don't have good dexterity and REQUIRE tools unlike parrots, and I think they don't live long. . They do have that community shit going on though. Eagles seem to have a certain intelligence to them, however it's more personable traits like attacking things that aren't the smallest target. Dolphins are smart but technology would be extremely hard for them. Squids if they lived long enough could be pretty dangerous. Imagine an 80 year old squid who decided to start a society because he can finally see the big picture after happily swimming around the ocean for decades.
@@slowfudgeballs9517 Did you mean to respond to me? I don't see how your comment relates to my own, though I think your points are well presented, and generally agree. Just checking with you, so your comment doesn't get hidden under mine if you meant to post as your own comment. Otherwise, your observations on parrots is pretty myth exactly what I was thinking when I created an "alien" race of bird-like hominids (think anthros), largely led by parrot-like birds.
In WA state its not uncommon to see 5 eagles at once near the coast.
@@hia5235 Near the coast, yes, and I'll say there's a huge difference in Eagle population just between here (Olympia/Thurston) and Aberdeen/Grey's Harbor. I think the Black Hills (bottom of the Olympic Mountains) must be what creates the distinctly different populations. They're just not nearly as common along the Puget Sound, until you go North enough for them to begin traveling the Straight of Juan de Fuca/Deception Pass. That's where the coastal raptors will migrate along, whereas inland raptors migrate between the two mountain ranges, edging East as they move South enough to break free of the Cascades. I can honestly say that in 30+ years of living between Seattle and Olympia, other than rearing families, I don't think I've ever seen more than three Eagles at once, but I've seen several on multiple occasions while visiting Aberdeen's boardwalk.
Wolf managed to run about three miles with a trap in his front leg. Wolf :"Tis but a scratch".
Nah, he probably knew his days of adventure were over after taking a trap in the knee.
Escanor?
I can’t tell you how happy it made me when you mentioned falcon hunting history reminded me of learning it in history class with a pretty awesome teacher.
لا اِلهَ اِلّا رَبُّ الْعَوالِم حُسَين جَلَّ جَلالَه خالِقُ شَئ وَ الْرازِقُ كُلُّ شَئ و القادِرُ الْمُتَكَبِّرُالْمُطلَق فَلَيسَ كَمِثلِه شَئ ❤️
It would be killer if there was a lot of videos on human anatomy and physiology, either way this channel is amazing! Practically the only channel I consistently watch.
Same, im learning and it keeps me consistently interested
I am really glad i found this channel months back. No cheasy cheap TOP XX lists, but really interesting, less know or plain new facts. It can not be aesy to keep on going such stream of facts. Thank you for it! :)
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@Watop Nice clarification for the wolves. Mackenzie Timberwolves are the one of largest species of wolves. Wolf populations that live in the southern hemisphere like Mexican and Red wolved are coyote sized.
Mexico is not in the southern hemisphere
red wolves also don’t live in the southern hemisphere, and aren’t a species of wolf, but a subspecies of grey wolf. There are southern hemisphere wolves, but they vary drastically in size, due to being domesticated dogs.
Hello love the videos you make
The "eagle looking through a telescope" bit, had me!!! STILL laughing as I type this. New subscriber here...
Considering eagles have telescopic vision
When i was a kid, i used to live in a village in india. In there adult eagles pick up kids and it still has been like that today, so They wouldn't allow kids to roam around. If a kid has to go outside, only with a adult they are able too. There are also people who work in there as the guy who catches the eagle so he uses a net to catch it and make it fly away in another region.
Which state? And what species of Eagle in India is so big that it could literally prey on human kids?
Id body slam that eagle
@@user-pv9bm3pj9i eagles are generally QUITE BIG and have powerful legs and wings.
@@ytyoungrichnhigh I know, I was just asking what type of eagle he has seen and he's from which state. Because, I've not seen any eagle in my state, I've only seen hawks, which are pretty common here.
Very powerful & wicked, I really love this channel is so much educative.
Wolves.... Crows.... Friends.... Nors mythology... ANYONE???
🦅 is the King Of The Sky, 🦁 is the King Of The Beast and 🦈 is the King Of The Sea.
The shark is NOT the king of the ocean 😂, that title belongs to the orca and other porpoises
Well firstly male eagles are ALL smaller and weaker than female eagles therefore they are unfit for the title King, secondly sharks get their a$& whooped by orcas and their males are also weaker and smaller than females.
Orca: Are you sure about that proceed to kill adult white shark
السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته من مصر ❤ الله ينور عليك ويوسع رزقك يا رب العالمين ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Im from Mexico and Hearing WATOP helps a lot for learning english, plus I enjoy the narrative, your such a funny story teller. Keep the good job!!! 😎
So true my Mexican friend, greetings from Kojak country Lifestyle youtube in Jamaica.
@@kojakcountrylifestyle3580 mercy boku
@@mxlman26 hola Amiga from kojak country lifestyle KZhead channel
It makes so much sense why the elite chose eagles as the nation's bird, rather, our founding fathers. The bird is a badass, but through irony and epstein, I now see the nation's bird as very fitting
Fits with Epstein well, both always after cubs.
It was originally going to be the turkey but it changed to the eagle. Turkeys are very large majestic birds so that decision also made sense.
I really like this channel it will show me stuff I didn't know
Years ago I had four parakeets. When they were all yackin, and getting way too loud, I learned that making a loud WHOOSH sound would shut them up immediately. The sound of a bird of prey swooping in. Fun fact.
what the-
Dude,, I need your coffee 😂😂😂great channel 🇰🇪🇰🇪
That Thumbnail 😂😂😂 I've laughed at it for months and finally had to click...Great video
Bald Eagles, truly the perfect representation of the US.
um
Best channell 👍🏻for animal lover's
Great and educational content each time i wonder why WATOP is not that active on twitter.
“This one is too skinny, this one is sick, this one is ugly...” I love this types of additions in your vids
I'm a falconar from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
will wolves eventually be domesticated by ravens due to their beneficial relationship?
I live in one of the towns that they used to as a habitat to breed bald eagles out of endangerment. They weren't too big of an issue. It was when they started breeding falcons (maybe it was a large breed of hawk, but pretty sure they were falcons) that pets started disappear. We already have issues with owls.
Raven and wolfs behing friends, Odin's realy every where.
I’m now officially subscribed! I loved this video!
Love ur channel 💖 please do a video on What if House Cats were the size of big cats such as Lion, Tiger etc. & How would it improve their skills such as hunting or speed
I love your narration.
Can you do another video on the relationship that crows eagles ravens and wolves might have 😭🙏🏾 crows and ravens are my favorite birds
5 years ago I used to own a Harpy eagle when I was living in Tanzania but once it matured up I started to feel uncomfortable around it then it broke my heart but I had to release it in the wilderness that bird was incredibly strong as well one day it killed an impala that's when I freaked out because I had a toddler back then I love eagles tho they so cool!!!
Maybe just get a smaller one
Imagine getting attacked 1km from above with 120+ mph by 8 cm razor sharp talons. The arsenal of a bird of prey, especially golden eagle, is incredible. Amazing apex predators.
2 days ago i save a eagle from danger .. he is very hevy 6 to 7 kg but it is a rare breed i saw in my life time.. India UP
Watop, Watop, Watop... Wow. How amazing you are with the interesting topics everytime!!!?? I really love them. And by the way, who was trying to be a picky eater.. Steve? Hahaha..
Eagles are always wearing a nice pair of pants I love it
Well put together
This guy's narration is way too good! 😂
Nice skinwalker story Steve 👌
This channel is amazing
Hey men , I like all your video. I have a request. Could you please make a video for the psychological effects on animal , like when they are depressed , feel stressed, all kinds of that. It will help me a lot to understand more about animals. Pliz🙏🙏🙏
@Watop ever heaed of "Lobo the Legend".... its on KZhead and got a bittersweet ending. With the encroachment of Anglo Saxon on wild lands, wolves natural source of prey like deer, bison, wild fowl, and beavers, died off leaving the slower, trapped farm animals as the packs readily available source of food. :3
I love how high eagles fly
Can you do the war between ants and termites? I literally have lots of vids of termite footage if you need any
Because eagles are confident and majestic. Facts
I love 😍😍😍this Chanel
Eagles are sometimes trained by the police to catch drones
are you serious?
This is something I never expected to know, I need more infor.
Did you know that the power of an eagles grip is some 10 times that of a grown up man‘s and in addition to that it is nail sharp so it is deadly for its prey! I checked this fact in the Internet! 👍
We call the nails of an eagle talons. The more you know.
@@oiseaufeu 👍
I love how most of the classicly revered animals...eagles, lions, dolphins, bears all engage in some of the most savage and 'evil" life practices you could fathom.
Hunger looks very much like Evil from the other end of the fork
3:56 Eagle: like your cut G
Good job, this is good commentary. And so funny, haha.
Small pets where I live have the nickname "Eagle Bait".
I never thought hyenas were disgusting. They’re one of my favorite animals
you do know a lot about them, right?
Lion King probably had a big role in increasing the hate towards hyenas. They are cute and lions kill them unfortunately. 🙁
@@Kristalya they are definitely not cute and lion is not cute either
i love how you upload very often
You should consider doing long documentaries XD
@watop Noticed you are improving your editing skills!! Love the quality as always
Mi có biết họ thuộc con giáp gì tuổi con gì không....phong thủy hay tướng mạo của họ không bị chiến tranh bỏ rơi
Love your vids please never stop posting
Eargle: This one is too skinny. This one is too sick. This one is too ugly. Deer: Thank god i was born ugly...
😂
great vid thanks
Eagle is like one of The Boss in Animal Kingdom, no doubt.
EY , I LIKE YOUR ALL CONTENTS.
What a great channel
I love your videos
I once came across a golden eagle eating a squirrel in the woods. When I walked up on him we both scared the crap out of each other but he settled down and continued to chomp down. Beautiful raptor. I tried to get closer and take a picture, I got about 10 feet away then he flew up into a tree with his snack. Really cool experience. Long before that though, I saw a bald eagle eating a freaking cat on the sidewalk in full public view with many people walking by on little creek road near ward's corner in Norfolk Virginia. The bald eagle was clearly a little nervous however the guy stood his ground and just kept eating that cat. Smart, majestic, incredible creatures.
I'd defend a cat from an eagle, even if I had to kill the eagle.
@@belalabusultan5911 Would you defend any other animal from a cat?
@@suchomimustenerensis5302 maybe a hamster, or a baby chick.... but I won't harm the cat. Cats are friends to humanity and human civilization, look up what would happen if cats go extinct.
@@belalabusultan5911 Yet, domestic cats are destroying and made more than 30 species of anything disapear in the wild. That's the main reason that kakapo and the bird kiwi are placed on islands that have no cats because these birds have no defense against land predators as they have none. wild cats are the only one that should be kept outdoors as they prey on the native ecosystem without destroying it completely. Domestic cats should be kept indoors.
Birds are tougher than most people think . I’ve seen dogs and cats afraid of parrots and them birds are brave !
I came here from a Mr Ballen video... That one video about a kid snatched by a bird.
I have a friend eagle :) He always comes at our farm to eat foxes.
Ealgles do not need scopes to see their prey. Nice vid
Crows good, eagles bad😅 love this
I would be scared to find out that one Wolf could rule an entire area for 10 years straight and the fact that they could run for several miles with a trap on their feet. Like seriously no human could do the same thing.
The wolf u mention has its own story I think I saw a video about that wolf
Now Imagine if Eagle were as big as adult human 🤣🤣
Spiky baby stroller with handy machine gun?
Read cage of Eden
Eagles: "These talons are rated E for everyone."
Cough* cough* wedge tail eagles, harpy eagles, Philippine eagles.
Here's the thing Golden eagles have ON RECORD taken ADULT goats off the census by dropping them off the mountains they live in I think they max out at about 200mph when diving
America in a nutshell ... one love 🧛🏾♂️🦇🤙🏾🖤
Where I grew up, in a village near the Persian gulf, a baby was actually taken from its cradle by an eagle. The mother was working in the fields and left her baby alone in the cradle for a minute. The eagle was spotted in the air carrying the baby. By that time, it was too late. I was scared of eagles for a long time after that occasion, until I grew up and realized any larger kid can never be carried by an eagle.
My auntie was taking a hike by the bay in the NW and she said she found an old eagles nest by her home; she said “you wouldn’t believe how many pet collars I saw in there”
Yes new upload
That Mad Max scene made me smile
They are beautiful hunters from the sky noble animal hunts to feed its offspring
Let's pray for the poor Coyote 😂
Let's not and really don't even say we did...
Such consistency man 👍
7:20 gold 😂
The way that golden eagles pair up to take on wolves is nothing short of fascinating. One bird will swoop in and attack the wolf's face to try and blind it as well as keep it's mouth busy while the other swoops in to attack the side or neck. It's just so wild to think that an animal the weight of a bowling ball will willingly attack deer, goats, wolves, and even bears. Eagles are king in the air and they know it. At least til the sun sets and then owls try to bully them while they can't see as well.
Eagles do sometimes target an unprotected wolf pup, not an adult. And eagles do not chase wolves off of their prey. That is quite false. Dude is just making stuff up. Actually what occurs is that when a wolf leaves their partially eaten to nap, eagles, crows, and coyotes start feeding on the unattended carcass. When the wolf returns, they scatter like roaches.
@@tekkkman7003 There are plenty of videos of eagles attacking grown wolves and bears that get to close to their nests. And even of eagle pairs hunting wolves, though these are usually trained birds of falconers.
@@mechanicobra There are plenty of videos calling foxes "grown wolves" too LOL Also, eagles do NOT chase wolves off of their kills. That's utter BS from the uploader of this vid.
@@tekkkman7003 I didn't say anything about them chasing wolves of their kills. They WILL however go after a wolf or bear that gets too close to their nests. Not to hunt them obviously but to drive them off. And grey wolves and red foxes are plenty easy to tell apart. Especially when you can see them both hunted in the same video. Golden eagles can in fact kill things like mountain sheep, deer, and even coyotes and wolves.
lol I love the editing
I love eagles ❤️
3:22 where did you get this clip from?
I spit out my coffee ☕️ when the Eagle 🦅 said This one is ugly 😂😂😂
Here at 11:52 pm :D Totally worth it
Ravens pulling feathers from eagles` tails interferes with their flight dynamics to some degree.
Who is the narrator on this video? I’ve heard him on many YT channels.