These eagles have to feed their young and it's true for anything that lives in the wild....they live on meat/fish they don't live on plants...so where do you think they will get it? I know it's hard to watch for some people but it's how these Eagles survive. I am so amazed at how Eagles teach their young step by step, they are such good parents. They both build the nest, take turns on the nest, take turns nurturing/protecting their young, teaching them to do things on their own until it's time for them to fly away on their own ...which is the hardest part for me. :) Thank You! liznm for sharing!
That looks like smaller eaglets! Have never seen such a crazy thing, it's very upsetting((((. The Eagless probably didn't want to chop the prey because she felt it was something of the same species. Have seen the video when the eagles fed the hawk to the adult, and here is vice versa.
It's amazing too see such amazing providers in non sentient non moral beings as these here. Coming from an orphan it's putting our species in a very bad light lol. Such devotion and commitment is extremely commendable and how proud was the look on the dad's face! Very cool video thank you LIZNM🦅❤️🤍💙🦅
"sentience" and "morality (as a kind of social rule)" are imaginary, psuedo-science concepts invented to excuse our abuse of non-human animals and to fabricate an undeserved sense of superiority over them
Wow, you go dad! 🦅 He has found one or two nests with some little ones in it and brought them back. *I know it is so sad it breaks my heart too* 💔 but this is nature as it really is. Thank god that they were already deceased, as that would have been 10x worse to watch! 😪 And maybe they were already gone, we will never know that. 🦅 Dad is doing a good job of providing for his mate and his little ones as he should do. Thanks liznm for sharing ❤️🦅🐥🐤🦅❤️
@@DjMicr0dot I think so but don't remember. I'm sorry. It's just so hard 2 watch Eagle & Eaglets when so many don't make it because of fish hooks. They look like Eaglets. Maybe he brought them from another Nest that were left by their Parents. That's why it's so hard 2 watch Eagle Cams. I was actually asking liznm.
is always the same history, people trying to humanize nature, when in fact we are the most cruel creatures as we do horrible things to each other with malice and for our own benefit, animals just react to their physical needs with no malice or benevolence, there's no good or bad, they are far from the human constructs of good and evil, realize that evil and good are just that, human fabrications, rules tat we impose to ourselves.
Onyedikachi Ibeji yes they might get angry or afraid but those feelings are liberated from malice or benevolence, they don,t get angry because they think is bad or good they just react, anger in humans is similar the only thing is we have a chance to tame those feelings applying our constructs and frameworks of what is good or bad.
Humans truly are the cruelest animals...bullies imposing their will on others for personal gain when it is not necessary for survival. Animals don’t have the frontal cortex to make such decisions. All of their decisions are a matter of survival. Humans are just plain MEAN. Animals act to survive.
@@tcoleman8665 And which animals are the least cruel, or more importantly, capable of the opposite? Humans. Humans are the only species on Earth that can, alone, increase the net moral good of this universe. We can literally save species from going extinct, or cause other species to thrive far beyond what they would’ve (dogs and house cats are the two most obvious examples). We can create music, literature, science and mathematics, etc. And we can also do the opposite, because that’s what this capability brings with it. Every other animal on this planet, in fact every other organism from single cell upwards, simply survives through ingesting other organisms. In some advanced species, basic society, feelings and moral codes can occur, but not much more. We are the only species with the consciousness level capable of doing more. With great power comes great responsibility.
I've watched Smola wte for years and I'm a moderator there and I never saw this. I saw tough sibling rivalry, goslings brought in but not 5 live chicks and a live fox cub. after Terzo slaughter I'm done with this nest. Sorry
@Jamie Koering thanks for the condescending comment . yes I know about birds of prey and siblicide and I accept it but accepting doesn't mean I enjoy watching it. I saw siblicide in bald eagles, WBSE (Australia), and recently in mazais ērglis nest and last year we almost lost a chick in the nest I'm moderating - I'm still wondering how he survived. I've been watching on and off Raimis and Milda nest, saw many hard sibling rivalry but never at this point - Terzo with parents bringing him back to the nest so it can be killed. and seeing live preys being eaten alive isn't enjoyable to me even if it's "nature". maybe I'm a "fainted heart" or a little kid but I'm appreciated by many people who follows birds of prey. appreciated for my knowledge and also for the empathy I have towards them. it looks like it's a default to have empathy for some people.
cant watch anymore. tysm for the update 💔 I dont understand birds but to me raimis has been acting strange since the little one died. or is it really difficult for him to get anymore fish. before they always eat fish
heartstoneforest swim According to an expert, predator birds avoid killing live birds in thier nests, other preys i.e. fish and mamals they may kill them in the nest .. This nest have seen a cute wolf cub eaten alive , 2 yrs ago
There videos on YT which show that even eagles can be harassed by goshawks into leaving their young unattended. It only takes a few seconds. Great horned owls make similar attacks at night.
Lizzy York Maybe their parents don’t find enough food for their chicks neither?! So they need to go hunting and leave the little ones alone for a while, just like the eagles do sometimes!! Think about it.....it’s not the parents fault, no parents are on duty 24/7 as from a certain age of the chicks!!
Watching the Bald eagles is more relaxing because they bring in mostly fish 🐠 and I have to admit that, this is probably the first time witnessed so many chicks to the nest, 5 is quite a lot 😱
Jum saesiaw Not all BE eat fish only, it depends very much on the environment they’re living!! Not all have access to enough fish, and eagles (all of them) eat anything!!
liznm. Ok 👌 surrender 😅 yes, you’re right, but I have never experienced seeing within a days 5 chicks 🐥 🐥🐥🐥🐥 Thank you for your videos. Greetings from Hong Kong 💝
I think I'm done with this nest. Too many dead chicks this year, enough. There were hard times the years before, I remember Vilnis, but now that's a nightmare. As though dad wants to resurrect his third child that he tried to save, he didn't have enough intelligence to did that, now he does something chaotic and frightning. Yes-yes, I know it's nature, but I'm part of that nature too. Enough.
Shame infers that one has a conscience, and it is a mistake to equate this with animals. They do what is instinctive, without asking why. It's all about survival for them; eat or be eaten. This is what separates humans (also animals) from the rest of the animal kingdom.
