The Eagle Attacked The Wrong Rooster And Look What Happened

What happens when a bird of prey invades the chicken coop? Well, the answer may even seem obvious, since chickens are practically an invitation. a wandering man screaming, eat me. However, every flock, or at least some of them, has that rooster who doesn't know the fear. Bites dogs, chases people, and still faces peacocks as if they were opponents. any It is this kind of presence in the henhouse that, when the bird of prey thinks it will make A simple snack can end up leaving you with fewer feathers and a shattered ego. Just take a look at this video—everything seemed calm until a falcon soared through the air. caused a tremendous panic in the henhouse, I mean among the hens, because the rooster He went straight at the predator, and well, look at that. Note that the falcon is chasing a white chicken. The desperate little creature runs toward a small shelter to protect itself from the predator, but The hawk was persistent and was determined to make that hen his next meal. However, the rooster once again stepped into the scene, and this time he appears giving a lesson to Bold falcon. A rooster like that doesn't stand a chance against a falcon guarding the henhouse. Falcons are, after all, no ordinary bird. We are talking about born hunters, with keen vision capable of spotting a small rodent hundreds of meters away. Claws designed for speed and razor-sharp blades. They are fast, silent, and lethal. When diving toward their prey, they reach impressive speeds. Some can exceed 300 kilometers per hour in a dive. Yes, you heard correctly, 300 kilometers per hour. This turns any attack into a blow almost impossible to avoid. When a falcon decides to attack, it usually has already calculated everything—angle, distance, target point. this one's the prey. The success of the attempt depends on accuracy, and they usually hit the mark exactly. But what this falcon probably failed to calculate here is whether these chickens They were afraid of him, and found out in the worst possible way. At first, the falcon observes the chickens calmly, as if choosing Which chicken was going to be the target. Notice that by this point, the chickens have already seen him, and strangely, they did not enter Panic. The falcon enters the chicken coop. A great mistake. The chickens flew upward, and, trying to escape, he got trapped inside. And guess what, the stick got eaten. Or rather, the nozzles ate. And when the rooster is of the fighting breed, do raptors hesitate? These roosters are no ordinary farm bird. They have a more upright posture than common roosters, with a long neck and chest. stew That falcon landed where a majestic rooster was, and did nothing to him. And to be honest, I thought the hen was more aggressive and confident than the rooster. Well, in any case, we see here that sometimes all that separates a bird of prey A hen of a guaranteed dinner is a fierce rooster with blood in its eyes and spurs on its feet. Hey, did you like the video? Like this video and subscribe to the Africa Predators channel here. Thank you very much for watching, and see you in the next video.