There are countless kinds of organisms on our earth, some organisms as producers, such as green plants can photosynthesize, convert carbon dioxide, water into organic matter and release oxygen; there are some organisms as consumers, such as herbivores that feed on plants, are first-class consumers, and those carnivores that feed on animals are called secondary consumers and tertiary consumers. Among some consumers, there may be a predatory and predatory relationship. In general, carnivores are more aggressive, so when herbivores encounter carnivores, they will choose to flee, and there are some exceptions, and some herbivores can also "herbivores" carnivores.
An eagle swoops to attack a bunny but is trampled to death by a fawn?
Eagles are fierce in temperament and have a relatively strong attack power, generally feeding on birds, rats and other small animals. When an eagle finds its prey as it soars through the sky, it swoops down toward the target at high speed to capture the prey. An eagle in Wisconsin, USA, spotted a rabbit on the ground and attacked the rabbit, but in this attack, the eagle not only did not capture the rabbit, but died. What's going on?
According to a report on July 9, 2021, on June 11, 2021, Chris, a 29-year-old operations manager at Nordic Mountain National Park in Wisconsin, USA, was trimming trees in the park when he found a dead red-tailed eagle in the grass. Based on the eagle's condition, Chris thought that the cause of death of the eagle might be strange, not like he fell from the sky and fell to his death, so he went to check the surveillance and saw a rare scene that surprised him.
In the surveillance footage, Chris saw the eagle circling in the sky, and when it spotted a small rabbit in the grass, it swooped down to attack the rabbit. When the eagle was swooping down on the rabbit, a fawn suddenly appeared, and the fawn actually flew to the eagle that fell from the sky, and kept kicking and biting the eagle. When the eagle was attacked by the fawn, he had no time to take care of the rabbit, so the rabbit was able to escape. The eagle not only lost its prey, but could not break free from the fawn's attack, and was repeatedly trampled and bitten by the fawn for three minutes, and finally the eagle was trampled alive by the fawn.
Why did this fawn launch a deadly attack on the eagle, trampling it to death? It is estimated that no one knows, this picture, but also let the big eye- Because the fawn is a docile animal, and the eagle's target is not a fawn, it stands to reason that a fawn that is not in danger should not attack the eagle so ferociously. Chris believes that when the bunny is killed by the eagle, the fawn may mistakenly think of the bunny as his own kind, so in order to save his "kind", he has to use a trick to kill the eagle. Is this the "road" uneven, pulling out the legs to help?
Another eagle sneaking up on an octopus was dragged into the water by the anti-kill?
This is not the first time we have seen the eagle's feeding process "overturned", we have also shared that in Vancouver, Canada, a bald eagle in the river when it was hunting octopus in the river, but the octopus was entangled and dragged into the water, this scene was just found by passing fishermen, and filmed.
From the shared picture, we can see that the octopus's tentacles are dead wrapped around the bald eagle, and the bald eagle has no way to break free of the octopus's tentacles, and if it is not rescued, the bald eagle may drown. At this time, the fisherman took the shot and used a stick to pick apart the octopus tentacles that were wrapped around the bald eagle, and finally the bald eagle was saved.