These Birds Use Fire To Catch Prey

Certain birds, known as "firehawks" (including Black Kites, Whistling Kites, and Brown Falcons), intentionally use fire to ...
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10 fastest birds of prey in the world – able to reach speeds of almost 200 MPH, these deadly aerial predators strike in a blink of an eye

Explore the world’s fastest birds of prey, from falcons to eagles, and learn how extreme speed and high-velocity make them ...
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Extremely rare bird of prey spotted swooping through the sky

An extremely rare bird of prey has been spotted swooping through the skies near Southampton. Daily Echo Camera Club member Lee Sayers snapped a photo of a Leucistic Buzzard, also known as a White ...
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Look — up in the sky: The World Center for Birds of Prey holds soaring and swooping 'Fall Flights'

Fall Flights are back at the World Center for Birds of Prey with shows running from Sept. 6 to Oct. 27 at 11 a.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. In addition, there will be three Thursday shows at ...
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Bats Catch Migratory Birds and Eat Them in Midair

For the first time, scientists documented direct evidence of a bat preying on a bird at high altitude. By Douglas Main During spring and fall migrations, billions of birds take to the night skies. The ...
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These Birds Use Fire to Catch Their Prey

Some birds have taken hunting to a whole new level – by using fire. In this video, we dive into the incredible behavior of firehawks in Australia, birds that have been observed picking up burning ...