15 Epic Bird Attacks Caught on Camera
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2024
- Many birds are fearless predators, and they can tackle a variety of prey. Have you ever seen the kookaburra in action? What about the snake eagle? If you want to see some formidable birds in action, keep watching, as we count down 15 epic bird attacks caught on camera.
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Bald Eagle
A bald eagle and a coyote fight over a fresh deer carcass. When a coyote comes to annoy it for a taste of the kill, the eagle charges it several times, attempting to discourage it. The coyote, on the other hand, is tenacious and tries and tries to get to the carcass until it succeeds and runs away with it but drops it along the way. It's a never-ending battle between the two animals for the prize. Following the death of a juvenile heron, the eagle plucks all of its large feathers and drags it up onto the grassy area visible above them in the video. She ate some of it, as did the other eagle, who was presumably the male because he was smaller.
This eagle swoops down and kills a mallard duck. The other ducks force the eagle to fly away without his kill, so he circles the area looking for a chance to snare the dead duck. The ducks, however, lunge at him every time he swoops in to make the grab. He finally flies right through and grabs. When this bald eagle snatches a couple of chicks from a nest and flies away with them clamped in his talons, he doesn't waste any time. Donald Trump, the runner-up for Person of the Year, agreed to pose with a bald eagle for a Time magazine cover story as he was establishing himself as a serious contender. The eagle didn't seem to like it. The eagle was discovered to be a democrat.
Sparrowhawk
This sparrowhawk attacks a feral pigeon and as much as the pigeon tries to fight off the hawk, there is nothing it can do, and the hawk begins plucking the feral pigeon’s feathers. In this video, a male Sparrowhawk is killing a starling. You can see the starling is pinned to the ground and cannot move. The Starling fought valiantly but ultimately lost another sparrow hawk jumps on a starling as if it was a bouncing ball, and the result is the same. The starling eventually succumbs to the vicious attack. This time, a crow must deal with the sparrowhawk’s relentless attacks, and the blackbird doesn’t fare much better than the pigeon.
This sparrow hawk sits on a wood pigeon when two magpies come to harass it. The hawk is upset and lets the magpies know he will attack them if they continue, but the magpies don’t care. Meanwhile, the pigeon is stuck under the hawk, and it’s obvious he’s dead. The magpies want the pigeon but it’s not happening. This sparrow hawk returned with a small bird after a quick hunt and brought it back to his handler.
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Nice clickbait.
Thumbnail is a pelican FEEDING one of its young 🙄
9:37 that is HAIR. NOT FEATHERS!
Rabbits don’t have feathers.
Lol you mean 'fur', right? But yeah, that bugged me too when he said that.
that is what i was going to say
لا اِلهَ اِلّا رَبُّ الْعَوالِم حُسَين جَلَّ جَلالَه خالِقُ شَئ وَ الْرازِقُ كُلُّ شَئ و القادِرُ الْمُتَكَبِّرُالْمُطلَق فَلَيسَ كَمِثلِه شَئ ❤️
2:44 I could almost the pigeon pigeon saying, "Pleeeease take 1 of those bigger birds, & LEAVE ME ALONE!"
The eagle attacking trump is my personal favorite.
“Just remember who REALLY represents America”
Oh lay off .
LOL. It sounds like some Family Guy cutaway gag.
I've seen many British birds eat a cockatoo.
👏👏👏👏
LOL
Wish they would eat mine😉
After watching this video my life changed lots of blessing coming i also send to this to my family and friends .please share this clip thanks for the upload
9:37 Ummm when did rabbits start growing feathers???? Amazingly accurate narration there bud.
Me: Let's watch one of those cute bird videos!
Oh...
I guess you haven’t seen the old video of the Harpy Eagle flying off with a Sloth, that should have been number 1..
Dude, the "other ducks" at 1:16 are actually geese. Brilliant.
*scrolling through youtube*
“ooh sweet, 15 Epic Bird Attacks Caught On Camera”
the scene with trump was the best!
Still not as good as Biden falling over himself while walking up a flight of stairs
@@davidmolnerjr3348 a
@@davidmolnerjr3348 Still way better than Trump cowardly sucking up to Putin in Helsinki.
@@davidmolnerjr3348 really? When the symbol of our nation is not only rejecting but outright trying to attack trump, seems to be a better
that's nearly not as good as trump going up stairs with toilet paper stuck on his shoe. gee I wonder why it was sticking? hmmm
Hard to take a wildlife video seriously when the narrator refers to a Canada Goose as a Duck...though I did like the opening scene of Bald Eagle defending its prey against a Polar Bear
Hahahah!!!
It was a mullet eagle my friend, please do more reading in anthropology.
I'm still having a giggle about "Coo-Coo-boo-rah" but that said not everybody knows everything and videos are made by multiple people so occasionally international confusion is bound to happen every now and then.
That and the totally misrepresented picture of a Pelican feeding it's young, not trying to eat it. This channel is anything but "Brilliant"
Ok, now I've learned something I never knew, hares have feathers instead of fur.
I'm the president of the xxxxxx .....Bald Eagle: 'dont touch that!"
The democratic eagle was the best one to me.
As a symbol of American pride it’s fitting that the eagle would react that way! Good for him!
How can you be confident enough to make a video about birds when you don’t know the difference between a duck and a goose?
and a jackdaw and crow
Shocking
Gets views and likes either way. These videos aren’t meant to be educational. They are meant to satisfy people’s morbid curiosity.
@@yannym4605 His metrics will be off because of people like me, who stopped the video, won't watch the rest (so less viewing time) and going to tell UA-cam to never recommend the channel though.
@@SuperMontsta won’t be watching his videos either, but we’re just a drop in the bucket.
These bird videos were gruesome, man. Damn. Really makes you think about life.
Yeah so sad
@@elithluxe7568 after watching these clips, what are your thoughts on the morality of killing another human being?
Is there any justification where you feel unphased by killing another human?
At this point in My life, I feel there is no grounds in which I would feel justified in killing another human life no matter the crime committed by that other human.
@@EriPages I wouldn't feel justified in killing anything be it animal or human, even those considered pests like rats. I find it hard to even kill insects like roaches, flies and mosquitoes. I wouldn't be able to ignore an injured animal either. Last time I picked up a pigeon (I feed them outside my window ) that was looking to me for help and traveled two hrs back and forth to take it to the wildlife center. It had canker and they had to put it down because it ate away its jaw bone and it was going through organ failure and in such pain due to starvation. They put it down and it made me cry but made me feel that I was able to help so it wouldn't be further tortured. I picked up a pigeon with an injured wing (open fracture and wound that couldn't fly that was wandering outside for weeks) that was hiding out in the staircase at night. Tried helping it and I knew I couldn't because the bone popped out and knew that taking it to the wildlife center means death because they euthanize if the wing is deemed irreparable so after so much, I was able to find a wildlife rehabilitator who could fix and keep it long term. Just dropped him off with an hrs worth of travel two days ago. My point is I can't see animals in trouble and just ignore that. I wouldn't be able to kill humans for whatever reason unless it was a situation where I lose faith in humanity. Like that woman who was openly raped for an hr on the train and 40 stops with multiple people coming in and going. No one helped but they recorded her being raped, openly watching her pain, suffering and torment even though she asked for help. They didn't even call the police but were watching the show. Those men better pray that never happens to their mom/sister/daughter. The women are even more disappointing cause we should help each other. If I was in this situation, something in me would have snapped and I would have killed all of them. I wouldn't blame her either because that's just unbelievable. She lost faith in humanity that day and is going to need extreme therapy and counseling. In this situation, I find it justifiable to kill someone but unfortunately she didn't and couldn't. Other situations where I find it justifiable are in cases of extreme wrong being done to them and the person snaps. You should never push people beyond their boundaries.
@@elithluxe7568 That was an interesting segue.
Why do you find it justifiable to kill a rapist but not a murderer?
And does the justification of rape to kill someone include rape of men or just rape of women?
@Eri : Murder is bad but the victim is gone. Rape leaves the victim in trauma for the rest of their lives. Something about a rapist makes most people think about killing them. We all have mothers, daughters, wives and sisters....
I love how accurate the bald eagle was in attacking trump.
It is America and it the spirit of the nation saw him as a threat.
Duck..."Hmm this is such a nice da..."
P. Falcon..."EEEEUUUUUURRRMMMM!"
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The comments on this page remind me that there is still so much good out there on this earth. So thank you to all that read this! Sleep peacefully 🙏
Who knew that Birds could be so ruthless
I always knew that they were thieves but I was not expecting that
Even the chicken is a killer..snakes and mice
Who knew dinosaur descendants could be ruthless?
There's no other animal who kills his prey so slowly and painfull. Birds have no mercy ..
09:34 I didn’t know Rabbits have feather. I guess we learn something new every day. 😲
LoL. I caught that too!!
Me too.
🤦
Crap. Something must be wrong with my bunny: she's covered in *fur*!!
*rofl*
Those were Canada geese, not ducks.
Some of those 'hawks' were actually peregrine falcons.
That Pelican was FEEDING it's own young, NOT swallowing it!
Some of those magpies were actually an Australian bird commonly refered to as a 'magpie' but is no relation to Corvids.
The wolf was caught in a snare.
And what is up with the pronounciation of these bird's names?
Which pronunciation was wrong?
and the golden eagle with gosling was actually a stellar sea eagle
If you have the choice between being right and being kind… choose kind
@@ParksandPosh : if you've the choice between being kind with 1 person, and being kind with the rest of humanity (+ eventually the lonely person if he's mature enough to take constructive critics), choose the humanity. And that's what you do when you try to tell the truth.
@@darkmagic1277 In Australia the Kook in Kookaburra is actually the same as cook or hook, "oo" is not drawn out and emphasized as the narrator did.
Hawks and falcons are my favorite 7:12 this clip is insanely cool!
really/
can be like this
really. like this
Truly, nature is wild beyond imagination.
“The duck” was actually a Canada goose! Geese will viciously defend each other but ducks don’t tend to.
Was looking for this comment lol
Same! Mallard Duck! 😆
and youtube recommends this?
yup, it was a goose 😒
Yah they are not mallard ducks.
I was walking through a very large park just opposite Buckingham Palace. I stopped for a rest on a park bench alongside a pond. It was beautiful. People were feeding the ducks, squirrels were walking around and being fed by the tourists, etc. Then a pelican standing by the squirrels scooped one up into its sack for lunch. Lightning quick. I was stunned. The pelican just stood there, very calm and content as the squirrel struggled inside and presumably suffocated.
Jeez! It's still so extremely weird to see birds catching and eating other birds.
I guess it's no different than humans harming other humans. The animal kingdom is something else
There is nothing weird about it. Just the same as lions eating antelope, crocodiles eating snakes, dragonflies eating butterflies, or humans eating cows. The extent of genetic relationship is the same.
@@OnyxeBlade no it's more like humans killing other apes
Yeah bro its no different than humans eating other humans
and humans eating monkeys
you never ate chimp?
absolute no diff bra
"...hawks have slaughtered a jackrabbit and are plucking its feathers..." (9:35) I learned something today.
Thats cold the way the hawk literally starts plucking the bird while looking into the eyes of his family
As an Australian I am laughing at the pronunciation of Kookaburra.
😂
Was it supposed to be funny through as an Aussie I don’t know how many people can say it wrong
@@ashthekingofdarkness1528 I've heard many slight differences in the way it is said depending on a person's accent put I have never heard it pronounced so absolutely ear jarringly wrong that my brain lets out a little subconscious internal scream of "What the fu%*?" Until watching this video.
Cook a borough
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Hawks are the cougars of the bird world. Pound for pound king of birds
Too many errors...Geese not Mallards, Pelican feeding a juvenile NOT eating it, plucking rabbit feathers? Nice try.
I think you will find that the thumbnail is a young Pelican feeding from the parents crop.
CLICKBAIT.
It’s not a woodpecker, it’s a flicker. They aren’t ducks, they’re canada geese. Man this dude needs some lessons in ornithology!
Kookaburra pronounced
Cook-a-Buh-ruh
Not Kokaboora
Emu Pronounced
Eem-you
Not Emoo
ZZzz
Matt, so many other things to be concerned with yet here you are dwelling on this simple matter. I suppose you are perfect. Get a life!
@@robindove1409 as an Australian, the mispronunciation is very glaring
Really gives a perspective for what Prometheus canonically had to deal with.
I’ve seen a hawk scoop up a squirrel. Picked it right up and took to a pine tree and ripped it apart. Squirrel had no chance of survival.
I'd like to know if you don't mind us being friends so we can get to know more about ourselves. I'm interested in having a nice conversation with you.
The bald eagle attacking a "mallard duck" is actually a canadian goose my friend.
Ya really! Canada goose looks nothing like a mallard, he was way off.
Isupport studied English with this
I restarted English after 10 years
I am a beginner studying English with asmr.
Please come and take a look and
Exactly! =D
Cool... this is the 6th comment I read about this... thanks for clarifying... really needed this
The bald eagle doesn't get enough credit for being good judges of character
When he said the eagle was a Democrat I almost peedon myself
9:35 The hawks are... plucking the jackrabbits feathers?? What? lol
UA-cam comments: "those are geese, not ducks..."
Eagle: "tastes like chicken....."
Pelican: Greed
Goose: Wrath
Duck: Gluttony/Lust
Swan: Pride
Peacock: Vanity
Seagull: Laziness (When humans are around at least).
Envy: Mynas
That Pelican wasn’t trying to “swallow a rather large animal whole” it was feeding its chick.
Man thanks for showing the actual show with these fights and then the meal. There are too many goofy ass channels out there. Thanks!
Whoever narrated this is definitely not "brilliant", jack rabbits don't have feathers and they obviously don't know what Canadian Geese are.
Narrator has a good voice -- cut him some slack.
good thing nobody asked you
@Bee J. See yeah Exactly. a white tailed eagle in the vid was labeled as an golden eagle, and some of the "great blue herons" that took ducklings were actually black-crowned night herons. And WHO thinks that rabbits have FEATHERS??? oh my gosh🤦
My dog was attacked as a puppy by a hawk, she needed stitches but was fine. I lived in the countryside on a lake, she hated bigger birds as she grew up. I'm ashamed to say, but she dispatched many herrons and Canadian geese in her day. She always brought the head home as a gift. Nature, not always sunshine and lollipops
Why didn't you stop the behavior of the dog. Leash or other training. The dog owner is responsible for the behavior of the dog. Pretty much you killed the birds. Just saying. I am happy to say that my lifetime with Rottweilers and Dobermans they never caused this kind of damage, BOB.
@@bobpeterson1906 we lived in the country...she could come and go as she pleased. I think she hated birds because of a few incidents, but, when she was out...she was on her own. We had lots of property. It's not behaviour I would have encouraged or been pleased with. Other than killing biirds..she was the kindest dog, very friendly and well trained. Had I been with her, she wouldn't have been killing birds. But I wasn't always with her and I'm pretty happy for the lifestyle of running the land that she had.
Thank you for sharing! My male norwegian forest cat also brought some heads or tails home. That is nature
@@matzmieze464
Dogs were made in laboratories dip s***
They are not natural animals nor can they survive in nature.
15:00 “it looks so delicious that I almost want to try one myself” lol 😂
hahahahahaa
thanks I was looking for this comment lmao !!
9:34 Wow! i just learned something new! There's a species of RABBITS that has feathers!
This is the actual days
"Jurassic World"
The kookaburra laughs and can mimic other birds. It is the king of kingfishers. It is a delight to find one in the Australian bush. What is a seagull scared of? A magpie. What is a magpie scared of? A Cockatoo.
The first pic of the pelican chapter, is not a pelican swallowing another bird, it is a pelican feeding its young
This the greatest narration I have ever listened to
Don't focus on the narrator's misleading animal identification but just enjoy his sarcasm 😂😂🤣...this guy is too funny🔥🔥
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Most of the predator birds I saw it hunting for the first time and been impressed
We should show this birds a clip of Kentucky’s Fried Chicken.
@GODMAN IN FLESH 9
😂😂😂😂😂
Everyone's gangster until an Andean Condor shows up!
6:45 Pelican still got the bread crumb stolen by a foolish Pigeon.
Very nice editing
I really liked it
But it’s it possible to show more of each clip instead of a few second ?
Being Australian i was triggered by the way he said "kookaburra" hahaha guess it ain't the easiest word to pronounce though lol
My god me too hahaha it put me off right from the beginning 🤣
@@JP-rw5cd 😂😂
Being Australian U shouldn't get triggered
@@JP-rw5cd I
I felt the cringe all the way here in NZ 🤦♂️.
That was one smart EAGLE pecking and flapping his wings at tRUMP,!!!
Golden Eagle is my favorite
It's shame that we don't have caught on camera some fights of Shoebill stork vs Monitor lizards, Crocodiles or other big aquatic birds. Shoebills are relentless fighting birds
if hawk or falcon as big as vulture/eagle, it would be the most dangerous bird on earth 🥶🥶🥶
there's one here in Scotland, Golden Eagle - - - the silent assassin, you can't hear it when it comes down for the prey, but what a size it is........ been known to attack sheep, dogs and even children
Who else watching this video coz of the main picture shown on the clip's display? Hit likes
Well, if you're going to be wrong about stuff, do it like this narrator, loud and proud.
16:55, the " golden eagle " is actually a white-tailed eagle. only juvenile golden eagles a white coloration in the tail, and it fades away as they get older. White-tailed Eagles have yellow beaks.
Same with “mallard ducks” at 1:11. Canadian geese…
Also, geese are aggressive and fight a lot, while smaller ducks are usually less aggressive.
One "blue tit" being attacked buy a magpie was a great tit, a larger bird with different facial colors.
17:50 is also not a great blue heron. It's just too small. And the great blue herons are shy, they rarely let you get that close. its black-crowned night heron. same at 18:25
I guess the eagle wanted to eat that furry creature sat on trumps head.
Incredible compilation. Thanks for putting that together.
A timely reminder that these are the last surviving dinosaurs. 🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖
1:21 it’s not a duck it’s a Canada goose chick…let’s watch the rest to see if anymore wrong identities occur…
@Simply Light Photography I don't think it really matter's. Your attitude on this VERY MINOR DETAIL is more alarming that U haven't Grown up yet & only find the smallest things to fight about. People like U need to DISAPEAR.
well, he didn't get the magpie right
and he can't pronounce Kookaburra
so there is that
Rabbits have feathers?? 9:35
Agreed; Finding a good script editor is important. Checking pronunciation when doing the script pre-read is part of due diligence. The description of a hawk "plucking the rabbit's feathers" was a fairly obvious gaffe.
@@anserbauer309
Exactly , but to add to that, if he didn't make so many other fuck ups, in hindsight we would have forgiven one little fuck up
but the pronunciation of Kookaburra when doing a video focused on birds is unforgivable ,
the fact that he tries to pass the word THE KOOK as something that aussie's actually say as an affectionate term towards the kookaburra is bullshit and we don't do it
so i think 1 mistake is ok, but if you fuck up a few times then you're going to feel the wrath of the forum
like you said... A GOOD SCRIPT EDITOR IS IMPORTANT
Damn. I didnt know birds are these brutal 😱
Birds of any kind are NOT brutal. They just do what hs to be done to survive.
Don't even know the difference between a duck and a goose!
I remember my first day of 11th grade i was smoking on the corner where the school couldn’t try and stop you and saw 2 seagulls just fucking eachother up
Damn birds are brutal. Cannibal zombies eating other birds alive!
"The hawk eats the woodpecker alive, and it does a good job" 😂
Watching a video of birds eating birds and a KFC commercial comes on 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Because it is important not to forget that the birds are modern raptordinosaurs. for example velociraptor was tall like a goose. And the raptors were feathered.
At 1:38. Even an eagle knows!! Enough said!!!
0:25 - I'm pretty sure those weren't the actual noises they were making there. I think Vinny from Vinesauce just dubbed over them and made duck noises.
It turns out the sigo bird is vicious even though it looks beautiful
Kookaburra. The pronunciation had me in stitches
Thumbs up to this video for great footage and hilarious commentary.
kind of give's fat bastards get in my belly a whole new meaning
In an earlier part, it was geese, not the ducks, attacking the predatory bird. Later, the eagle did not pluck rabbit's FEATHERS.
Jiri-I just noted same thing about duck vs goose mistake now-hopefully others also caught it
@@maggiemorris6666 2:26, it's a jackdaw and not a crow. Surely someone with a tiny bit of bird knowledge could have proof watched it?
@@marks1014 hi Mark-don't think we're talking about same segment of video. My topic was about duck vs goose. No crow mentioned
What a loving God who made this world!!!
Geese. Coyote. Good lord. I'm 1:30 in, and I can't do it anymore.
Those are NOT "ducks lunging at the eagle".
After seeing him call geese Ducks I muted the video cuz I did not feel like I wanted to be lied to
@@redpillbluepillnopillnopar5563 A very good idea!
@@redpillbluepillnopillnopar5563 Not knowing is not lying. At least you are enjoying this Video for free. Thanks to ""
The Brilliant"".
This guy's pronunciation is something else
9:35 They are plucking the Rabbit's feather's? lol
So glad the cat didn't get eaten by that pelican.
4:12 imagine someone breaking into your house when just about to get some ass. You'd kill them to 😂
You Crazy !! Aha Haa Haa 🤣
I pride myself in knowing quite a bit about animals for someone who hasn't actively studied the subject (been watching shows, movies and reading about it for over 50 years), but I had no idea that toucans can be omnivorous and predatory. I thought they just ate fruit, nuts (and, of course, fruit loops!).
Yeah, that was news to me also.
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I wouldn't doubt if a lot of parrots we're predators too.
I know they eat insects. My African gray likes meat more than anything. Not that he hunts. But he'll take anybody on. LOL
I love herons but they are brutal Hunters.
Pelicans creep me out when they swallow things and they move around in their throat. They'll put a kid's head right in their mouth.
Frogs. They always have a leg sticking out kicking for their lives.
I've never liked that a lot of animals eat their prey alive. It's good that we go into shock.
It must just be necessary.
We don't realize how many times they hunt and come up without anything to eat.
Have you watched the giant otters in South America chasing Jaguars? That's crazy. And that a jaguar can bite right through the top of a cayman's skull. Orca too. They are scary when it comes to eating.
Brutal. Nature Gets It Done.
Did you know: Birds are made out of Balsa Wood, Pewter, Paper Mache, Horse Glue, Red Food Coloring, discarded Devil Horns and EVIL! Not really. They are made out of Love......the Love, of EVIL! Add Froot Loop dust, to taste.
I have never seen that ! I think because of global warming... 🤔
The bald eagle attacking an orange prick was funny
"The Brilliant" doesn't know the difference between a goose and duck lol.
Or feathers and fur
Brillia'nt
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I didn’t realize how big bald eagles were!!!! 😮
15 Epic Bird Attacks Caught on Camera👍🔔
Just like the chicken hawk in the Foghorn Leghorn Cartoons we use to watch as children. The sparrow Hawk is pretty much the same representation in real life bcos u can often find them killing prey larger then themselves. They can be damn ruthless about it aswel...
Your pronunciation of kookaburra is hilarious! You might need to find out how to correctly pronounce kookaburra
As an Aussie, it had me in stitches LOL
Me and my Mrs were pissing ourselves laughing 😂
Jealosy
Same here. He's Kookaburra pronunciation was golden. Never thought someone could make there name sound as funny as there laugh.
It’s likely because he is Hispanic/Latino. They pronounce the double r in that exact way.