World's largest eagle attacks Kittiwake birds - Blue Planet - A Natural History of the Oceans - BBC

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4 million breeding sea birds, including a variety of puffins, make their annual journey to Talan, an island in the northern Sea of Okhotsk in Eastern Russia, to form an amazing avian colony. Watch this breath-taking wildlife video to see a Steller's Sea Eagle take advantage of the nesting season to pluck a Kittiwake bird from mid air. Brilliant short from BBC natural history epic, The Blue Planet. Visit http://www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcearth

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  • The Peregrine Falcon flight starting at 2:40 is the same as the eagle's

  • Peregrine Falcon's trying to steal the eagle's thunder at 2:41.

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  • that bird at 1:20 is so beutiful

  • @9999bionic Yep SubhanAllah!!!

  • OMFG 3:02

  • look at 3.36 to 3.41 how the scared bird dive into the water .the lord in his creatures has affairs .

    Almightly Allah

  • Hella rude

  • @MGLomerta use firefox with adblock Plus...works perfect!

  • @Kestrellover Very interesting observation.. i will study this.

  • @DeathByTarantula yeah man this is bullshit

  • Wow youtube has evolved into 30 second ads without skip options? This is bullshit.

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