Wow. Very cool video with great information. The owl and eagles are all so impressive with their grip strength. Interesting to know that the Harpy Eagle can crush a human skull like a grape. That certainly got my full attention! Best regards, Cathy
Thank you so so much! They really are forces of nature and are super impressive. I was stunned when I learned about that too! I bet they aren't able to do it themselves because their talons aren't big enough to wrap around our head but they can still pack a punch. Have a nice week, Cathy :)
Hey Don! It's my pleasure, I knew I had to remake this video eventually because I wasn't as happy with the original and people were correcting my mistakes. It really is, I had trouble describing the grip strengths the first time around so I hope this one is more accurate. Thank you and have a good one! :)
eagles can defeat owl When owl sleep at morning . These times eagles can kill and hunt owl easily. One morning I saw an eagle hunt an owl from its nest it was not story it was truth story it
I cant believe bald eagle is on number 5.. philippine eagle looks so pretty and I haven't heard about harpy eagle before,, thank you so sharing this knowledge 😊
I know right, all of my life I thought they were the strongest bird. They really are beautiful birds and I hope I get to see one in person some day. It's my pleasure, have a good one my meow friend :)
Ah, c'mon now! The bald eagle, had the presenter considered ALL the eagles around the world, wouldn't rate a mention in such a list if it weren't for American bias! Steller's sea eagle is larger, heavier and stronger (as is the white-tailed sea-eagle); it is known to take young seals, as well as steal fish from other eagles (like the white-tailed). Australian wedge-tailed eagles take down kangaroos up to 50kg (110 lb), calves, goats, wombats, foxes and dogs along with hares and large waterfowl like geese and swans. They literally pierce the skulls of their prey with their talons, killing them instantly. They can fly with up to 11 lb weight in their talons from a standing take-off! Don't get me wrong, baldies are impressive birds...... but I'm tipping the strength required to pick up a fish that dies in air is gonna be somewhat less than what it takes to pierce the skull of a small cow or kangaroo!
Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy the remake as much as the original since it is more accurate and I put more effort into it. Have a good one my friend :)
Yes I did... When I originally posted it I didn't understand the grip strengths as much as I should and my sources messed me up. I hope you still really like this one though! It's way more accurate and I put a lot more effort into it :)
Yes, videos like these need to be accurate so when people were telling me they were off I just knew I had to redo it. Thanks for your support as always
Fun fact 5 month old bald eagle that I know weighs 12 pounds and grip right now is 612 ..female bald eagle 20 yrs old 26 pounds is almost 2000 psi ..just a fun fact for yall
I'm with you all the way! They really are forces of natures and are not to be messed with. I think it's so cool how we've named aircraft after them and they definitely deserve it. Thanks for your lovely comment as always :)
Wow. Very cool video with great information. The owl and eagles are all so impressive with their grip strength. Interesting to know that the Harpy Eagle can crush a human skull like a grape. That certainly got my full attention! Best regards, Cathy
Thank you so so much! They really are forces of nature and are super impressive. I was stunned when I learned about that too! I bet they aren't able to do it themselves because their talons aren't big enough to wrap around our head but they can still pack a punch. Have a nice week, Cathy :)
Hi 🙋♂️. Thanks for this “take two !!” An excellent video, difficult data to verify !! All sounded good to me 🤩. Cheers, Don 👋
Hey Don! It's my pleasure, I knew I had to remake this video eventually because I wasn't as happy with the original and people were correcting my mistakes. It really is, I had trouble describing the grip strengths the first time around so I hope this one is more accurate. Thank you and have a good one! :)
eagles can defeat owl
When owl sleep at morning . These times eagles can kill and hunt owl easily. One morning I saw an eagle
hunt an owl from its nest it was not story it was truth
story it
I cant believe bald eagle is on number 5.. philippine eagle looks so pretty and I haven't heard about harpy eagle before,, thank you so sharing this knowledge 😊
I know right, all of my life I thought they were the strongest bird. They really are beautiful birds and I hope I get to see one in person some day. It's my pleasure, have a good one my meow friend :)
Ah, c'mon now! The bald eagle, had the presenter considered ALL the eagles around the world, wouldn't rate a mention in such a list if it weren't for American bias! Steller's sea eagle is larger, heavier and stronger (as is the white-tailed sea-eagle); it is known to take young seals, as well as steal fish from other eagles (like the white-tailed). Australian wedge-tailed eagles take down kangaroos up to 50kg (110 lb), calves, goats, wombats, foxes and dogs along with hares and large waterfowl like geese and swans. They literally pierce the skulls of their prey with their talons, killing them instantly. They can fly with up to 11 lb weight in their talons from a standing take-off! Don't get me wrong, baldies are impressive birds...... but I'm tipping the strength required to pick up a fish that dies in air is gonna be somewhat less than what it takes to pierce the skull of a small cow or kangaroo!
Amazing information and work on your part. Loved this video and education! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a lot of fun to remake :)
Thanks for working so hard on your videos! Each of the birds are beautiful - nice to learn more Philippine Eagle’ feathers are amazing! 👌👍👍👍 Big Like
Aw you are too kind! I do my best to make great content whether it take hours and hours lol. I'm glad we can agree! Have a good one!
Great re make and it’s amazing information 👍
Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy the remake as much as the original since it is more accurate and I put more effort into it. Have a good one my friend :)
This was very informative! Thanks for making this! I do believe the Golden Eagle can get over 750 to 1,200 PSI, but correct me if I’m wrong
WONDERFUL UPLOAD, VERY WELL RESEARCHED.
Many many thanks my good friend :)
Such an amazing shot of this bird! Thanks for sharing my friend!
Beautiful way of explaining
Nice sharing
Thank you so much!! You are so kind and I really appreciate you :)
Great and interesting video... Amazing information... Thanks for sharing...
Thank you so so much! Glad you thought so my good friend :)
Great upload with really great content 👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much my friend! You are very kind and I really appreciate your comment. I'll make sure to come say hi on your cannel :)
Now that is a great video my friend
Thank you very much my friend. You are very kind and I hope you have a great week :)
Well atleast he was honest and said that the numbers are bullshit not like other videos where they try to pass the bull as fact. You got a sub
Great Bird Vlog, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Awesome Video as always
Thanks again!
Very enlightening. Thank you.
Wow!! Great video and more educational 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you 🤗 you are so kind as always, have a good one!
Did you accidentally remove the video ? I remember watching this .. one of my favourite videos..
I see its a remake.. really, comments help us realise if there are any mistakes and give us a chance to do corrections
Yes I did... When I originally posted it I didn't understand the grip strengths as much as I should and my sources messed me up. I hope you still really like this one though! It's way more accurate and I put a lot more effort into it :)
Yes, videos like these need to be accurate so when people were telling me they were off I just knew I had to redo it. Thanks for your support as always
Hi my friend! Excellent! +6
Thank you very much
Thanks for the information and facts.
No problem!
Beautiful video ❤️❤️❤️ good one ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome video share here I learned a lot THANKS
See you again stay safe and healthy all the best 😍👍👍👍
Hey man! It's my pleasure, thanks so much for your lovely comment and kind words! I'll you later my friend, you stay safe and healthy as well :)
Why isn't there a crowned hawk-eagle or a martial eagle that catches prey weighing 30kg?
wow nice video...
What about falcons
Fun fact 5 month old bald eagle that I know weighs 12 pounds and grip right now is 612 ..female bald eagle 20 yrs old 26 pounds is almost 2000 psi ..just a fun fact for yall
I'd rather not mess with them...😱 There's a reason why so many aircraft carry the names of birds of prey...✈
I'm with you all the way! They really are forces of natures and are not to be messed with. I think it's so cool how we've named aircraft after them and they definitely deserve it. Thanks for your lovely comment as always :)
philipine eagle is stronger than golden eagle
For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.John 3:16.🌷🌷🌷
Absolutely amazing. Wonderful captures and great information. It was nice to see the strongest birds of prey again. Enjoyed and liked.
Many thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed seeing a remake of this video and I hope the new information is adequate. Have a good one and take care :)
1. Harpy
2. Philippine
3. Golden
It’s pretty funny the Filipino eagle ACTUALLY LOOKS FILIPINO LMAO
Excellent video. Very accurate list as well. Some websites erroneously put the Bald eagle ahead of the GHO, but the GHO is much stronger.
great upload my friend!
thank you for sharing
fully watched
Thank you so so much! I really appreciate that and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your week :)
First comment 👍👍👍cuteness overloaded, 💙💙
Thank you 🤗
Beautiful footage and info.. Superb like..
Thank you! Cheers!
wow wonderful 🦅 👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
the martial eagle is the harpy's little brother
Very fascinating, I've never heard of that eagle. Thanks for telling me this :)