After touching death in the middle of the sea, the eagle returned from the tuck, people said – this is the real juggler
You must have heard the saying that situations never remain the same, sometimes sadness and sometimes happiness remain in life. This proverb fits not only on humans but also on every creature of nature.
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Different types of animals are found on the earth, which are known for their different types of characteristics. Like many animals and birds are very calm, while some are so dangerous that they make anyone their victim in a moment. Where on earth the lion is known for its kingship, then there Hawk the world’s most dangerous bird of prey is considered. You can gauge its power from the fact that its umbrella rule moves along with the wind on the ground as well. But it is not necessary that every time they get victimized. Many a times, in the affair of hunting, they also get talked about. something like this Video have been seen in.
You must have heard the saying that situations never remain the same, sometimes sadness and sometimes happiness remain in life. This proverb fits not only on humans but also on every creature of nature. We got to see a video fulfilling a similar saying on social media where the eagle’s life was narrowly saved in the pursuit of hunting..! Had he been late even for a moment, he might have lost his life.
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This Eagles having a bad day.. pic.twitter.com/JQg26Dhd3k
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) October 16, 2022
In the video you can see that an eagle is seen sitting on a small stone in the middle of the river. Seeing the way he is looking towards the water, it seems that he is looking for some prey. Hunting is not so easy and it happened so that he was forced to suffer from pain by clamping the mouth of the falcon. During this, the bird keeps pounding with pain and falls into the water and on seeing the eagle, the crab completely caught it, that luck supported the eagle and his life was saved. share this video on twitter Shared by an account named @buitengebieden, which has been seen by more than 28 lakh people as of writing the news.