Eagles have always been called the “lord of the sky” thanks to their speed, superior observation and hunting ability. The grip of the large eagle’s claws helps this bird to hunt large prey such as mammals (mountain goats, deer, wild boars), reptiles, including snakes. deadly venom…

Although rated as one of the most powerful and fearsome birds of prey in the natural world, eagles’ hunting trips are not always smooth and sometimes they encounter “occupational accidents” because of their reflexes. Strong resistance from prey.

The situation that an eagle encounters in the clip below is an example.
shows the moment an eagle swoops down to attack and grab a mountain goat and drag it away.

However, the mountain goats did not surrender easily, but strongly protested. The animal struggled, even throwing itself off the cliff as a last attempt to escape the predator’s claws.

Both the hunter and the prey fell down the cliff. At one point, the eagle was crushed by the mountain goat and tried to fly away, but it seemed that its claws were stuck in the body of the mountain goat, so it had to “bear the battle”.

After many attempts to rescue themselves, the mountain goat finally paid off when it escaped from the eagle’s claws. The animal quickly fled, leaving the predator still stunned when it was flung from the cliff.

A detail that is noticed and impressed by many people is that when the mountain goat was attacked by an eagle and was looking for a way to free itself, another individual mountain goat was constantly running beside him as if looking for a way. way to help. When they saw that their friend was successfully freed, the two ran away together, away from the predator.