Birds are personified in people with something light, calm and peaceful. However, the character and disposition of some representatives of the amazing bird kingdom makes you think once again before approaching them.
Instructions
Step 1
Golden eagle
This is a large bird: the length of its body reaches 1 meter, and the size of one wing is about 70 centimeters. Large individuals of golden eagles weigh from 4 to 7 kilograms. Golden eagle is a graceful, majestic and proud bird. It is not for nothing that this is the name of the special police detachment in Ukraine. Golden eagles live in remote corners of Russia: in Altai, in the mountainous regions of the Sayan Mountains and the Caucasus. Sometimes these birds can be found in the southern part of the Far East. Outside of Russia, the golden eagle can be found throughout Europe, Asia, North America and North-West Africa. This bird is listed in the Red Book, as it is a rare endangered species.
Step 2
The golden eagle is the largest of all eagles, a predator. Its victims are such vertebrates as martens, foxes, hares, ground squirrels, small roe deer, small livestock. When hungry times come, the golden eagle switches to carrion: dead mice, squirrels, reptiles. These birds are rightfully one of the most dangerous. There were cases when several golden eagles began to attack a person when he accidentally found himself next to their fallen chicks or just stood under their nest. An attack by golden eagles is a real danger, since these birds can pull out pieces of skin and meat from a person, the word is a flock of hungry piranhas. Since a person's eyes shine in the sun, it costs nothing for the golden eagles to peck a person in the eye on the fly. This is fraught with loss of vision.
Step 3
Pluck swan
This individual is one of the largest among waterfowl, and also one of the most dangerous: pinchers are quite aggressive birds towards humans. Pinch swans are widespread throughout Eurasia and North America, as well as in many other parts of the world. Unlike common swans, pinchers arrange their nesting places where there are many people: in parks, in public lakes, etc. These birds fiercely defend their nests from potential predators and humans.
Step 4
All the aggression of this bird can be felt on yourself if you approach the nest of the plucked swan, located on the shore of the lake. A bird weighing 12 kilograms will hiss and rush at the person. The plucker protects its nest by flapping its wings strongly: their wingspan is about 2 meters, which allows the bird to deftly beat the enemy with them. In addition, the feathered creature begins to peck at the enemy strongly and push him away from the nest until the threat is eliminated. These birds can cause serious injuries to a person: injuring him in the eye, breaking vulnerable bones, causing bruises all over the body.
