A man armed with a deadly eagle fired it from a car window during a “passing” attack because he used it to kill other birds.
The owner of the Raptor shared two clips on TikTok because he is filming himself Drop a winged hunter from a moving car.
The first clip, share to the account @huntingwithhawks, Uploaded on Sunday with a simple title: “Go out with the birds on the first day of the season.”
TikTok has added a warning to the video, the number of views has exceeded one million, and it can be seen here, Said: “The actions in this video may cause serious harm.” But the follow-up action shared on Monday caused a greater sensation on social media sites, with more than 14 million views, which can be seen here.
A bird handler believed to be in the UK captioned the video: “A few times were killed today.” He later Confirm that this is a Harris Hawk.
It shows him sitting on the passenger side of the vehicle and while others are shooting, they are driving around the residential area. Children can be seen running on the playground and using swings in the background as this deadly bird is hunting a few yards away.
When the owner monitored the prey, he launched the eagle from the open window from the perch on his left arm, wearing thick safety gloves.It swoops down Attack unsuspecting animals with sharp claws.
The car stopped almost immediately, and the owner jumped out and ran to the eagle, probably to retrieve the hunter in case it flew away. It is not clear what the exact species of eagles are, although they appear to be small black birds.
This video caused shock on the Internet. People questioned whether the bird would harm people, while others questioned the legality of this practice.
In answering a question, the trainer confirmed in the comments: “This eagle was trained by my 12-year-old brother. It knows what to do, and [what] Failure to do so will not harm the child. “
Falcons, including the sport of raising and training falcons or other birds of prey, and hunting with such birds, are legal in the UK under certain conditions.
Anyone who wishes to participate must obtain permission from the government to “kill wild birds during the falconry process,” including European flax sparrowhawks, Harris hawks and goshawks.
The permit granted to “wild birds for hunting purposes” allows the hunting of birds such as skylarks, starlings, magpies, rooks and wild pigeons. The owner stated in the comments that “we should have a seagull in the next video”. This is one of the listed species and is classified as a common seagull.
However, the legality of hunting around moving vehicles is unclear, and it is not known whether the eagle owner has a license. This practice is still under attack online, regardless of whether it is legal or not, because people call it “wrong.”
Jonny asked: “Why does he drive by with the bird.”
Matt admitted: “I never thought in my life that I would see a Falcon driving.”
Howieazy said, “Man has an attacking eagle.”
Dean thought, “Crow? No, that’s wrong.”
King Jiang agreed and said, “Why, crows are smart birds. I understand pigeons, but I don’t understand crows.”
JustinSane commented: “Keep away the birds.”
ZeekayFN estimates: “It’s their nature to hunt these [is] The fun of this bird is clearly known to the owner. “
“I want a war eagle now,” Joshua wrote.
Robert K claimed: “It’s not fair! The other pigeons didn’t see him coming. No, buddy is wrong.”
Pudoz joked: “Driving through 200 years ago…”
Matt Corey added: “Now this is a weapon.”
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