It's because their tendons tendons are the opposite of how ours work. It's like their feet lock in naturally. That's how birds are able to perch for their whole lives.
It's cool how they still latch onto the branch even when rendered unconscious. Also, it is very sad how much wilderness has been and continues to be destroyed. Most people these days don't even realize what has been lost.
Why can’t they put up a nesting pole platform. We use them here in Canada all the time for raptors. Especially if the nest is located in a dangerous area like a high power pylon tower. The nest is carefully relocated to the nesting pole. They could even provide a selection of nesting materials to help the eagles get back on their feet. And they could put a fence around the pole to keep people from disturbing them when they are nesting or have eaglets. They could plant native trees in the fence area and create a micro ecosystem where the eaglet can practice getting stronger at flying.
*_When Human Beings release their fist muscles their hands relax. But Birds are built in reverse fashion. That is they must labor to unclench their claws. They naturally want to clench on their own. That's why the Birds didn't fall off the branches once rendered unconscious. It's the same science they use to sleep at night on the roost ..._*
I think the hawk died and I don’t think that eagle is able to survive in the wild because it probably went through head injury sadly. It’s sad to me because I think usually eagles and hawks don’t live side by side but these two did
If you've never been to Boulder, understand that there is a short thunderstorm there almost every summer afternoon. As children, we would swim in the community pool each afternoon but were trained to run home whenever we saw someone's hair begin to lift up from the electric charge --which was often. Our lifeguard had herself had a near miss with lightning and we were always aware of the danger even as very small children. These thunderstorms are remarkable for their regularity --often happening at the same time of day each day and only bringing rain and lightning for a few minutes. This weather is part of why the National Center for Atmospheric Research is located in Boulder.
Eagles, being very large, need large expanses of land, without people bugging 'em, to find food. Oh, and clean water, too, if we're talking about bald eagles. They eat fish.
no their bodies got hit by the wave of the impact and knocked them unconscious. Their bodies is able to automatically lock up when they faint. Sadly One of them did not survive
Starting @ 0:42 The Raptors ( Birds of Prey ) being rendered Unconscious is Because, Trees as well as Other Plants Conduct electricity ! I know because I was Trimming a Tree once that had some smaller branches That Leaned Right on the Powerlines !
Warm air can hold more water, one degree increase world wide is trillions of additional gallons in the atmosphere, but you're trash so don't worry about it.
Chances are one in a million and has never been seen before. But the other news anchor starts off with "this is just one of many challenges these eagles are facing right now" as if eagles being stuck by lightening is a regular common occurance.
Being a wild bird of prey isn't easy. You have to catch almost everything you put in your beak, unless you're lucky enough to find a dead thing that is still edible. As for live things, most of the time the bird of prey will miss. Bummer when you know your family, back at the nest, is hungry and waiting for you.
i had a hanging basket rod and some plants on them and robins made a nest there and had babies, socute and the next day they were dead and spewed about and we had a storm I figured the rod got hit by ligtening, there were no survivors. I felt bad.
Why was there a camera ''present'' at the very moment when this happened ? did they knew it was going to happen ahead of time ? I mean the odds of this happening right at the moment when there was somebody recording the bald eagle's nest and then the nest getting hit by lightning while they were filming , it is beyond 1 in a trillion. this is incredible.
its happened to me lightning hurts arms/legs feel like they've been smash with sledge hammer its warm like next to fire makes a high pitch whistle as it comes down then blinding white bright flash & loud bang when it hit/exploded the elm tree i was under whole body frozen in pain next 2 minutes heart not working right trying to breath there's a very strong ozone smell it smells like frogs personally did'nt like it
Like the man said, don't screw with their food and they will stay. I have baldies around my VA property because there are tons of rabbit, groundhog and so on.
Look at the eagle on the top of the tree when the lightning strike it just flops over 180° and holds on to the branch for dear life 🤣. If it wasn’t a bald eagle it certainly is now.
What a shame, it isn't enough that people are encroaching on wildlife habitat's, shrinking it more every day. Wildlife has to deal with climate change too, that cottonwood nest tree was hanging on by a thread even before the lightning strike. Close the trail permanently to give the Eagles some peace and a chance at survival.
@@IanCthrwd We did, it states that the eagle and the hawk landed, then says that the eagles survived. What's there to follow up on? What was said about the hawk after? Was there any eggs in the nest? Where was the other eagle? So many questions left unanswered.
Eagle was like "I just want to raise my chicks in a safe area. Now THIS. I didn't have nest insurance, so I'm setting up a Gonestme to build another nest. By God, my clutch of eaglets _will_ get through this!"
@@jeanniestegner9915 I would be really pissed off if this was some sort of psyche-stunt. Drone cam or no, it's weird that it just 'happened' to be there to film it.
@@celestepalm6949 It would be completely illegal as bald (and golden) eagles are a Federally protected species. And the camera didn't just "happen" to be there. It is one of the regular site cams that is always watching this nest.
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A thunderbird has hatched
Sounds like military code 😂
Flame Hawk Down
@@nobertstanel9428 lmao
The time has come
DARK
It specifically says the eagle survived (instead of saying both birds survived) so I assume the poor hawk did not.
i was thinking the same thing ,
hawk tuah
he ded
That was sad too because the hawk landed there right before it happened.
@@nola504creole5 🤢🤢🤮🤮
Amazing how their reflexes held them to the branches!
It's because their tendons tendons are the opposite of how ours work. It's like their feet lock in naturally. That's how birds are able to perch for their whole lives.
@@wyomingadventures amazing! Thank you. God’s creatures are incredible.
They have to deliberately open their talons ... it's that way so they can perch or not have to deliberately hold onto prey.
@@SalveRegina8Amen 🙏🏻
@@lazygardens So I take it this is how most of them deal with wicked strong winds as well?
What struck me the most is that both birds are still hanging even they were unconscious…just wow!
Save 😢them eagles!!! Bless them all!!
Bless them and Israel, right?
@@babbalonian2 yes
@@henryjim6659 Tax dollars could help those eagles, right?
@@babbalonian2yes
they are like pidgeons in alaska, everywhere
Hope they don't have any long lasting effects from the strike
Like PTSD? 😜
It's cool how they still latch onto the branch even when rendered unconscious.
Also, it is very sad how much wilderness has been and continues to be destroyed. Most people these days don't even realize what has been lost.
you ever watch boxers get knocked out and their body locks up?
It's natural for their tendons to lock on and be relaxed. It's totally the opposite for us. Look it up. I'm not good at explaining it.
@@wyomingadventures Yeah I vaguely know about it, it's still cool though.
Electric contracts the muscles
This is nature bro
Why can’t they put up a nesting pole platform.
We use them here in Canada all the time for raptors.
Especially if the nest is located in a dangerous area like a high power pylon tower. The nest is carefully relocated to the nesting pole.
They could even provide a selection of nesting materials to help the eagles get back on their feet.
And they could put a fence around the pole to keep people from disturbing them when they are nesting or have eaglets.
They could plant native trees in the fence area and create a micro ecosystem where the eaglet can practice getting stronger at flying.
Should we copy Canada's woke law where you can be imprisoned for "misgendering" too Canada has become the turd of North America
Nice essay 🙄
We have nesting platforms all over Colorado. Most often used by Ospreys.
They dont need your help, buddy.
Eagles won’t use them.
*_When Human Beings release their fist muscles their hands relax. But Birds are built in reverse fashion. That is they must labor to unclench their claws. They naturally want to clench on their own. That's why the Birds didn't fall off the branches once rendered unconscious. It's the same science they use to sleep at night on the roost ..._*
Exactly 💯
Squirrels have this reflex too. In fact I'm a little surprised that we don't, considering our ancestors slept in trees.
@@KFrost-fx7dt Evolution made us soft, we loss our mojo millions of years ago!
chatgpt
If you grab a live wire you will grip it harder and can't release while current is flowing.
Oh no! So hard for them to start over on those huge nests 😢😢
I think the hawk died and I don’t think that eagle is able to survive in the wild because it probably went through head injury sadly. It’s sad to me because I think usually eagles and hawks don’t live side by side but these two did
💕I like that name
Wow! glad they survived
What if they didn't?? It's how nature works
i dont think one of them did
@@RumpelFourSkin Really? is that how nature works? Geezer I was born yesterday!
The eagle survived but the hawk didnt.
@@haven_lady675 yeah you can tell cause the eagle came back the hawk didnt
Wow! That’s crazy that the female eagle survived.
It's been so dry here recently. I am glad it didn't cause a wild fire.
Holy this is one of those you wouldn't believe it unless it was caught on video.
The squirrels prayed day and night, until ⚡💥🔥
Oh wow 😆
Thank you. Someone else gets it. Squirrel 's don't like eagle's. Not all eagle's (or hawks) are nice!
When squirrels are hunched over while eating an acorn or maple seed, they kind of look like they are in prayer.
Wouldn't minded Max gotwithahot blond He's hot Iwanttohave alot of fun , also 🌠⛑️✌️🛫
So you believe praying can bring harm to others? Is that how your make believe friend operates?
So this is how zapdos was born 😂
Yep
Our government need to spend more money and time on projects like this instead of migrants and wars.
This is a STATE funded agency. I swear, MAGA are the least intelligent people in the nation.
Amen.
They need to spend the money on the people who paid it
Take away ebt from all the drug addicts. They are using the system 😮
Problem is the local government approving all the development around the eagles nothing to do with migrants
Those eagles are now BALD Eagles.
their head feathers turned white over night.
That is heartbreaking.. and symbolic.
Fr...
that's what I'm thinking too🤔
I thought the same thing.
@@ReginaRedding Let's see if they re-play the stuffing out of it like they kept replaying the cross falling from Notre Dame.
The eagles survived, but the hawk did not. So who's the hawk in this case?
Symbolic to what?
WE ARE BEHIND YOU BALD EAGLES SURVIVE AND LIVE.
If you've never been to Boulder, understand that there is a short thunderstorm there almost every summer afternoon. As children, we would swim in the community pool each afternoon but were trained to run home whenever we saw someone's hair begin to lift up from the electric charge --which was often. Our lifeguard had herself had a near miss with lightning and we were always aware of the danger even as very small children. These thunderstorms are remarkable for their regularity --often happening at the same time of day each day and only bringing rain and lightning for a few minutes. This weather is part of why the National Center for Atmospheric Research is located in Boulder.
Eagle: “Farmers You’re not going to believe what happened to our nest!”
Farmers: “Well that’s one we haven’t seen a time or two.”
how they were able to hang on while unconscious is so lucky
Wow amazing. As a bird watcher thanks for sharing. And caring.
yes very deep
Poor things. 😢.
People are always destroying their habitat so even though the lady eagle survived, she's having trouble finding a place to rebuild.
Lightning can strike anywhere idk if u knew that
Omg poor thing
how the heck do they know that every eagle was okay.. you know what type of trauma that can cause?.. those birds will never be the same
wtf it's not even raining
wow an act of God.
can we start a gofoundme for this eagle to get a new nest?
😆
*_Sometimes I hate that I have a sick dark sense of humor!_*
@@societydwellingifd766 It iz good to have
It’s a sign for America
It wasn't raining either.
Wildlife can NOT catch a break between this and wildfires...! Quit building crap apartments near their nests..
What on earth do apartments have to do with lightning strikes? Stop trying to spew your mindless agenda.
Eagles, being very large, need large expanses of land, without people bugging 'em, to find food. Oh, and clean water, too, if we're talking about bald eagles. They eat fish.
humans: lets end all life entirely
God: hold my cross
All praises to the Most High
they fainted when they saw their home was destroyed.
no their bodies got hit by the wave of the impact and knocked them unconscious. Their bodies is able to automatically lock up when they faint. Sadly One of them did not survive
Plot twist: that’s Pikachu casting thunder in the skies.
So did both parents survive? Did the Hawk survive? Were there any eggs in the nest? I need info!!
Symbolic
Wow,that was insane.😮
Wow, unbelievable. ❤️🦅🦅so glad they survived.
If anyone saw SNL last week with Nate Bargatze, this story hits 😂
Which skit?
@@simonstevenson6686 the one about golfing 😂 th-cam.com/video/Vbo48BvE9x8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ke0SLfp4-o6dOno5
@@simonstevenson6686it’s the golfing one with Nate Bargatze 🤣 watch it, and you’ll see why this video is so reminiscent of that skit 😂
I’m wondering about the Hawk, did both birds survive? So glad no Eaglets were in the nest at the time.
Starting @ 0:42 The Raptors ( Birds of Prey ) being rendered Unconscious is Because, Trees as well as Other Plants Conduct
electricity ! I know because I was Trimming a Tree once that had some smaller branches That Leaned Right on the Powerlines !
AMERICA RIGHT NOW
They don’t look ok, they look upside down.
What a metaphor for the United States these days.
So where can I donate a telephone pole, shipping pallet, straw and 10 pounds of salmon?
I was waiting for them to blame climate change….
I was waiting for them to blame democrats. How does that help?
Warm air can hold more water, one degree increase world wide is trillions of additional gallons in the atmosphere, but you're trash so don't worry about it.
@@ride1123 Yes, thank you! Biden's fault! Dems did it!
what an ignorant and unsympathetic comment. It was a freak incident, you nincompoop.
Why is there always someone trolling around trying to make everything political and creating divide amongst people?
That is so crazy ..and on film.
"One of the many challenges these eagles are facing right now" I guess lightning is a huge player in that department
This is a sign 🪧. This is America. Literally
We gotta stop voting red
There's no way to avoid lightning. Just prepare for the worst!
Always amazesnme how beautiful and fast lightning can be. Always stay indoors folks.
Chances are one in a million and has never been seen before. But the other news anchor starts off with "this is just one of many challenges these eagles are facing right now" as if eagles being stuck by lightening is a regular common occurance.
Being a wild bird of prey isn't easy. You have to catch almost everything you put in your beak, unless you're lucky enough to find a dead thing that is still edible. As for live things, most of the time the bird of prey will miss. Bummer when you know your family, back at the nest, is hungry and waiting for you.
That eagle doesnt look okay 😂
i had a hanging basket rod and some plants on them and robins made a nest there and had babies, socute and the next day they were dead and spewed about and we had a storm I figured the rod got hit by ligtening, there were no survivors. I felt bad.
Poor Hawk
Eagle should’ve bought a lottery ticket!
"Ralph, I told you this tree was no good! Now look what happened!"
"Alright Louise, you pick the damn tree next time!"
Bad sign.
Why was there a camera ''present'' at the very moment when this happened ? did they knew it was going to happen ahead of time ? I mean the odds of this happening right at the moment when there was somebody recording the bald eagle's nest and then the nest getting hit by lightning while they were filming , it is beyond 1 in a trillion. this is incredible.
Geez what did that nest do to deserve that
That eagle dead AF. The hell you mean "They're alright"? lol
Guessing you did not actually pay attention to the video
Lightning killed that tree to begin with.
Omg! How sad! 😢😮
And that’s how Zapdos was born
Mother nature was just reminding them the rent was late, facing eviction....
Looks like the lighting hit his hat.
Incredible
Why did I watch this? So sad, I hope the hawk survived.
Boulder county is growing TOO MUCH.
This has nothing to do with human population growth
And what does growth have to do with this story?
@@Johnfisher12345
Yes it does.
Tool.
You see houses and cameras EVERYWHERE!
😳
TOOL
@@MeoMiyo
Read the above comment.
Tool.
😳
@jackluminous6024 Sorry to hear about your brain damage
its happened to me lightning hurts arms/legs feel like they've been smash with sledge hammer its warm like next to fire makes a high pitch whistle as it comes down then blinding white bright flash & loud bang when it hit/exploded the elm tree i was under whole body frozen in pain next 2 minutes heart not working right trying to breath there's a very strong ozone smell it smells like frogs personally did'nt like it
A hawk and an eagle co-existing?
Omen of America
Crazy, trees are pretty good conductors and that was definitely one of the biggest ones in the area
Its incredible how they held on, thats amazing instinct.
Like the man said, don't screw with their food and they will stay. I have baldies around my VA property because there are tons of rabbit, groundhog and so on.
That was crazy, it looked like a dust explosion.
Look at the eagle on the top of the tree when the lightning strike it just flops over 180° and holds on to the branch for dear life 🤣. If it wasn’t a bald eagle it certainly is now.
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
The hawk tossed an M80 into nest.
damn nature, you scary
So people walking on the trail have nothing to do with the lighting strike, nor interruption of their habitat.
What a shame, it isn't enough that people are encroaching on wildlife habitat's, shrinking it more every day. Wildlife has to deal with climate change too, that cottonwood nest tree was hanging on by a thread even before the lightning strike. Close the trail permanently to give the Eagles some peace and a chance at survival.
💯👏🏻
Climate change never happened before we came along…
did the hawk survive ??
My thoughts too!
Wow…….Listen to the video next time and pay attention.
@@IanCthrwd We did, it states that the eagle and the hawk landed, then says that the eagles survived. What's there to follow up on? What was said about the hawk after? Was there any eggs in the nest? Where was the other eagle? So many questions left unanswered.
Doesn't God know that these are endangered?! Come on man be more careful next time.
Eagle was like "I just want to raise my chicks in a safe area. Now THIS. I didn't have nest insurance, so I'm setting up a Gonestme to build another nest. By God, my clutch of eaglets _will_ get through this!"
I hope the two species survived❤🙏❤🙏❤
That was the iron dome laser strike. It read that the eagles were enemy drones and the system went on automatically…
Poor birds 🦅…🥲😭😓
Amazing how clear the sky is with no rain or lightning 😢 even though the nest explodes?
Save the bald eagles
If you couldn't see the lighting strike, go to the eye doctor.
@Rogue-7.62 will do, because I watched it several times and never see the lightning
@@jeanniestegner9915 I would be really pissed off if this was some sort of psyche-stunt. Drone cam or no, it's weird that it just 'happened' to be there to film it.
@@celestepalm6949 It would be completely illegal as bald (and golden) eagles are a Federally protected species. And the camera didn't just "happen" to be there. It is one of the regular site cams that is always watching this nest.
@jeanniestegner9915 I saw it the first time through. What resolution are you watching? It is easy to see.
This is a metaphors for the struggles America is about to embrace
I'm glad the eagle survived but poor hawk maybe died because it was so close or it looked like it was directly hit by the lightning. 😿
It’s just one of the many challenges these birds face. You’ll have that when you live outside…
henry winkler is right... we MUST stand up and protect these eagles habitat.
You can put up large pulls for them to build a nest on
The other Eagles in the neighbourhood started a go fund me
“Baby this bird is baked “ suicide squad, joker line”
That was pretty bald of the eagle to have built a nest where it could've acted as a lightning rod.
Poor feather babies! 😱🫣😱
The Person who is the eagle can handle being admonished by lightening without permanent damage......
That's a bad omen on Eagle/ America/Babylon.
Babylon is not associated with eagles