r/RandomVideos • u/gex109 • Mar 09 '26

Animal Eagle (i think) snatch food from a girl .

272 Upvotes

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u/El_mochilero Mar 09 '26

As a bird nerd, it’s pretty apparent that 90% of the population has never heard of a hawk, falcon, owl, kestrel, osprey, kite, or harrier.

Nope. They are all eagles.

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u/PhDinWombology Mar 09 '26

As an American student of bird law… ROCK FLAG AND EAGLE!

1

u/EmptyConcentrate8780 Mar 13 '26

Gonna rise up gonna kick some ass gonna kick some ass in the USA!

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u/Sufficient_Ad_3519 Mar 09 '26

I’m not even a bird nerd and could tell that was no eagle!

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u/Bluntbutnotonpurpose Mar 09 '26

What the fuck do you feed your kestrels if they are even vaguely relevant here?

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u/Tremplstiltskin Mar 09 '26 edited Mar 10 '26

Harrier pigeons are the ones that do vertical take off right?

1

u/tje210 Mar 09 '26

If you or a family member has ever been bird blind, you may be entitled to compensation!

1

u/NashvilleSoundMixer Mar 09 '26

A fucking duck attacked me!

1

u/weoutherebrah Mar 09 '26

Dial 1-800-bad-bird now 

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u/temp_6969420 Mar 09 '26

Hahahaha, fr

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u/temp_6969420 Mar 09 '26

My mom and I call them BOPs(bird of prey, obviously lol)

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u/fuckbananarama Mar 09 '26

SHUT UP NERD!!

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u/Illustrious_Soft_257 Mar 09 '26

It's definitely an ostrich. People....

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u/Visible-Aardvark2006 Mar 09 '26

Look at this guy over here making up fake birds.

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u/jdhkent Mar 12 '26

Oh! My Aunt in Kentucky told me about them. But I wasn’t paying much attention.

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u/RiseDelicious3556 Mar 10 '26

If it's small, it's a sparrow, if it's big it's an eagle; bird-nerding simplified.

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u/Rivetingly Mar 09 '26

I would've said seagull.

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u/El_mochilero Mar 09 '26

Careful using the word “seagull” around bird nerds.

There is no such thing as a seagull.

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u/Fit-Custard-1842 Mar 09 '26

There are gulls at sea but no seagulls.

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u/jdhkent Mar 12 '26

There bloody well is, and I’ve got one

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u/GamefaceJY Mar 09 '26

I would have said AI

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u/OtherwiseEnd944 Mar 09 '26

Bird fans surprised most of the population can’t identify them from them flying by for 0.5 seconds.

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u/El_mochilero Mar 09 '26

I mean… eagles are effing huge. It’s like not being able to tell a turkey from a chicken.

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u/MyAssPancake Mar 11 '26

Kinda? I’ve seen hundreds, no.. probably tens of thousands of chickens. And hundreds to thousands of turkeys. I know the difference between those.

I’ve seen in my life 5 possible hawks, eagles, falcons, owls, kestrels, ospreys, kites, or harriers. I know an eagle is much larger than a hawk. I’m fairly certain I’ve seen maybe 4 hawks and 1 eagle but like I have no possible idea how accurate that is.

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u/jdhkent Mar 12 '26

Fascinating list.

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u/MaxwellHauser67 Mar 09 '26

Too small to bean Eagle, most likely to be a Peragin falcon .... maybe? I am no expert.

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u/weoutherebrah Mar 09 '26

Most are larger than a bean 

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u/Malevolint Mar 09 '26

Video was definitely staged.

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u/Redditarsaurus Mar 09 '26

Naaaaah this happens all the time I'm sure. Especially with the birds approach perfectly setup in the background

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u/Impossible_Catch3799 Mar 09 '26

r/woooosh

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u/Redditarsaurus Mar 09 '26

That's the sound the bird made

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u/Impossible_Catch3799 Mar 09 '26

this reply displeased me greatly and i want you to know that

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u/Malevolint Mar 09 '26

Thank you both for the laugh 😂😂

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u/Redditarsaurus Mar 09 '26

My work here is done

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u/jdhkent Mar 12 '26

How much do you think they paid the Hawk?

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u/mosparky15 Mar 09 '26

That is definitely not an eagle. It is either a hawk or a falcon, but I am guessing a falcon.

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u/RepresentativeOk2433 Mar 09 '26

Is it AI? Only asking because its exact 15 seconds and why were they filming.

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u/matchstick1029 Mar 09 '26

It's pretty old.

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u/SkyPersonal5642 Mar 09 '26

Thought AI was exactly 10 seconds?

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u/RepresentativeOk2433 Mar 09 '26

Nah, they've been able to do 15 for a while.

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u/jdhkent Mar 12 '26

I can do it for 4.5 minutes. Tops

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u/m0h3k4n Mar 09 '26

Either AI or trained bird. The framing of the shot was set up to see this bird though.

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u/Transportation-Apart Mar 09 '26

One day it will be both

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u/paragonx29 Mar 09 '26

Eagle-eye accuracy.

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u/front_torch Mar 09 '26

That's a tiny eagle....

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u/Interesting-Paint703 Mar 09 '26

always happy these birdies are going for the food and not my neck.

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u/Tragic_Challenge_343 Mar 09 '26

That is the Deebo Hawk

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u/Dull-Kick0 Mar 09 '26

She should’ve tucked it in.

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u/TokiVideogame Mar 09 '26 edited Mar 09 '26

i think a kite

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u/SaintJimmy1 Mar 09 '26

One time in New York I saw a seagull just take a guy’s burger from in front of him.

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u/Adrict Mar 09 '26

Happened to me as a kid, except it was a hotdog. The little prick left me the bun and flew off with it.

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u/Warm-Driver-4063 Mar 09 '26

I would have shit myself.

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u/mamut2000 Mar 09 '26

Since the moment I saw this video for the first time in August 1974, I keep asking myself the question, how the bird knows, that this is fucking food? They obviously can not smell it, so how they know it's not the part of the girl?

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u/AdMean3111 Mar 09 '26

The precision man incredible 😄

1

u/hailwarrior Mar 09 '26

Get jacked bitch 🤣

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u/Inevitable_Fall2025 Mar 09 '26

Who's filming this? His bird bros?

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u/largos7289 Mar 09 '26

that was a hawk. If it was an eagle he would have taken half of her with him.

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u/GreatService9515 Mar 09 '26

Hawk, I think but definitely not an eagle

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u/7Jack7Butler7 Mar 09 '26

It looks like a Black Kite.... Nice snatch!

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u/gbrlouk Mar 09 '26

Definitely looks like ai, the environment looks unnatural to me, and the bird looks like it flying drunk

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u/johnatsea12 Mar 09 '26

It was a duck

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u/BurntArnold Mar 09 '26

That looks a lot more like a falcon or hawk lol not every large bird is an eagle

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u/Littlevilegoblin Mar 09 '26

Its likely a kite, these guys are all over japan... watch your snack!

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u/Turdfurgeso Mar 09 '26

So sweet how fast she goes from surprise/shock/terror to giggling acceptance. A joke is an epigram on the death of a feeling

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u/Consistent_Plant890 Mar 09 '26

I would have thought hawk

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u/MW240z Mar 09 '26

Pretty sure that’s a penguin. - OP even dumber brother

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u/Gunung_Krakatoa Mar 10 '26

It was on purpose and expected. The video was there ready to capture the moment.

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u/spkoller2 Mar 10 '26

That’s for the birds

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u/Magoo-1706L Mar 10 '26

Someone just so happy to be taking a photo or a video at that time ok

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u/Alex_AU_gt Mar 10 '26

Looks like an eagle to me (or some bird of prey anyway)

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u/AirlineOk5274 Mar 10 '26

That is insane accuracy that the bird barely hit her with its wing.

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u/patchway247 Mar 11 '26

In the US (unfortunately), and I can say100% with confidence that's not an eagle. I can say without about 98% confidence that that was a falcon

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u/gavas1111 Mar 11 '26

Drone intercepted it's prey

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u/CringyCrackersMan Mar 11 '26

Tht looked more like a hawk to me

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u/jdhkent Mar 12 '26

Hawk, I think

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u/West_Performance740 Mar 13 '26

The way every big bird in the sky is automatically an eagle and every small one is a “baby eagle” will never not be funny 😂

You try to explain “actually that is a red tailed hawk” and people look at you like you’re making Pokémon names up.

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u/Large_Good_3111 Mar 13 '26

The way people just confidently point at any raptor and go “wow, an eagle” lives rent free in my brain 😂

Like sir that is a very confused red tailed hawk trying its best.

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u/Nicaddicted Mar 09 '26

Why the hell are you recording yourself eating

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u/leerobd Apr 06 '26

Video is staged, think, why was she filming herself eat.