Very beautiful and impressive film will help you get the most detailed sightings of sea falcon prey.
The sea urchin, also known as Pandion haliaetus, is a large raptor with a length of over 60 cm and a wingspan of up to 180 cm, which allows it to exert great lift even under the water.
Osprey also known as O fish (scientific name Pandion haliaetus).
Fish – The Perfect Fish Hunting Machine
As the name suggests, Osprey feeds primarily on fish (up to 90% of the menu) and unlike other eagles, its body is born to do so, even the unique difference makes it classified into a separate genus, the genus Pandion.
The fish he hunts usually weighs 150-300 grams (even up to 2000 grams) and measures around 25-35cm. Like birds of prey like eagle, eagle, cup … Fisheye sight is extremely good.
Not only to observe the ground prey from above, but also through the water to dive at rocket speed (130 km / h) with two forward legs and strike with great precision well.
The reversible index finger holds the prey, and the small sharp spikes or scales that grow upside down like a hook on the underside of the claw prevent escape from the Fishspook’s claws.
In addition, the structure of the nostril can close on its own to prevent water from entering as it goes deep. But for large fish, the ability to hold onto slippery prey is sometimes a double-edged sword that can kill it.
Small, old, and weak sea urchins, if they choose large prey, may receive a “spear retrieval” attack from the victim when, with their instincts, fish often try to dive deep when in danger, this will lead to The whole fish went into the water.
So, it is O fish which is the prey of the fish in the water! The video above captures the beautiful, awe-inspiring and breathtaking prey scene of O fish, although she has caught the prey, the war of life and death has only just begun.
There are times like standing still where the Boo fish can’t seem to fly through the air, thinking that its prey will pull it into the water after exhausting it, struggling over the water. But in the end, O fish threw up its wings and caught the “big” prey.
BBC Scotland, Ospreys, Rodentpro.
