Amazing footage from Blue Planet II

OK, I'll bite :)

I've never seen anything like that, nature can be intriguing, to say the least.
Great photography of those fish going after those birds, too.

Did you know owls and crows are natural enemies?
A few years ago while deer hunting, a young owl landed in a tree above me
and a small flock of crows started to circle and harass it. About 30 seconds
later, the mother owl came and chased them, then landed next to the the youngster.
A few minutes later, after the crows had gone, they both flew away.
 
RB 60 said:
OK, I'll bite :)

I've never seen anything like that, nature can be intriguing, to say the least.
Great photography of those fish going after those birds, too.

Did you know owls and crows are natural enemies?
A few years ago while deer hunting, a young owl landed in a tree above me
and a small flock of crows started to circle and harass it. About 30 seconds
later, the mother owl came and chased them, then landed next to the the youngster.
A few minutes later, after the crows had gone, they both flew away.
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The Blue Planet producers were made aware of this behaviour by those carnivorous fish in the Seychelles. They didn't believe it at first and were unwilling to commit resources just to chase a myth. However locals convinced them that this was indeed true hence the eventual footage. As far as I know, that has never been filmed before now.

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Corazón said:
The Blue Planet producers were made aware of this behaviour by those carnivorous fish in the Seychelles. They didn't believe it at first and were unwilling to commit resources just to chase a myth. However locals convinced them that this was indeed true hence the eventual footage. As far as I know, that has never been filmed before now.

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Again, thanks for posting that video.
Contrary to many liberal's thoughts of us hunters, we have a great respect and admiration of nature.
 
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