taabru45
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Well Joe...If I looked up and saw this, I'd think......I don't know what I'd think....Steffan
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/photos/tree-cl ... slideshow/
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/photos/tree-cl ... slideshow/
Now if goats could only fly
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killdeer43
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Just be happy that they can't fly! :shock: :lol:
Joe
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Zelja
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They can, but they need a bit of help:killdeer43 said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5cg4beuFDE
OR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw8u1xxphLg
CA-35
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Yeah I saw those pics to Stef. Sorry, I aint buying it. They are fake, doctored, photo shopped, what ever the word is. There is no bend in any of the branches they are standing on. They are also for the most part all standing on or near the ends of the branches which are one the thinnest part and two the hardest to reach. Hooved animals rarely climb trees. I was born at night but not last night. 
Now Zelja those Golden eagles tossing goats off the cliffs is real, and fascinating.
Now Zelja those Golden eagles tossing goats off the cliffs is real, and fascinating.
Maybe not photoshopped. Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQev3UoGp2M
It seems the goats are vary fond of an oily fruit that grows in those trees.
It seems the goats are vary fond of an oily fruit that grows in those trees.
CA-35
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Still aint buying it.
Those goats could have been placed in the tree. They didn't look so fond of being there and every one of them had to leap down the trunk which looked at least 3 to 4 feet vertical. How did they get up?. I would like to see video of them going from the ground up then maybe I would give it some credit. :shock:
Those goats could have been placed in the tree. They didn't look so fond of being there and every one of them had to leap down the trunk which looked at least 3 to 4 feet vertical. How did they get up?. I would like to see video of them going from the ground up then maybe I would give it some credit.
:shock: cjd-player
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DO NOT, under any circumstances, sit under that tree. :shock:
:mrgreen:
:mrgreen:
adorshki
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Speaking of which, and slight veer here, have you seen that episode of "Extreme Habitats" on Planet Green with the segment about Kazakh nomads and their trained eagles? They train 'em just like falcons, and for its first kill, a kid sends his young eagle after a snow fox. The eagle pins him but does need a little assistance from the boy for the "coup de grace". :shock:CA-35 said:
It just amazes me that the relationship between humans and raptor(s) can be so close. :shock: