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LOL the OP got me. I was expecting quite a show. Instead it was a scared and confused eagle looking for safety. Otherwise its a really stupid eagle because they can only lift up to about 3 lbs.
Actually I have a very good sense of humor, I just don't like misleading thread titles. This one is one of the few that wasn't a waste of time, or agenda driven.
ha!! i meant the ball player. he looked ticked off.
Actually, he looked pretty calm, under the circumstances. It was obvious that the eagle wasn't trying to hurt him, but even the claws of a small parrot can damage exposed skin when they grab on. The eagle's trainer was wearing protection on his hand and arm for a very good reason. I wouldn't be at all surprised if the player had some nasty scratches on his shoulder.
Last edited by Catgirl64; 04-07-2018 at 03:58 PM..
I highly doubt that eagles can tell the nationality of a Major League baseball player.
You think?
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