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The Most Powerful Eagle in the World | BBC Earth
The Most Powerful Eagle in the World | BBC Earth
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Gordon has been pulled away from
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breakfast. One of Guyana's most
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rarelyseen creatures is high in the
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trees right next to camp.
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Let's just stop in this tree right here.
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I've never seen a harpy eagle before. I
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really didn't think we we'd see one
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here.
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It's enormous. What I'd like to try and
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do is get it short and that way I can
0:32
get the long lens to its full extent and
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hopefully get a really close shot of it.
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Please don't go anywhere. This is just
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smash and grab filming. You've got to
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try and find a position and just get
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what you can because this bird is going
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to fly and we're never going to see it
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again. Okay. to make sure everything's
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running.
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Oh, wow. Look at that.
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You know what? If the jaguar's the most
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difficult mammal to see, the harpy eagle
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is definitely the most difficult bird to
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see.
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Beautiful.
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It's easy in this place to um say every
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second day, this is the most amazing
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thing I've seen. This is the rarest
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thing that I've seen. But honestly,
1:26
there is more chance of a jaguar doing
1:28
the fandango through our camp than
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finding a harpy eagle. He's got the
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remains of a monkey. You can just see
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its back legs. That's what harpy eagles
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do. They're such they're huge birds of
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prey. They catch big primates
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and they their claws are so powerful.
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They'll grab a monkey, grab it by the
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body with one claw, grab it by the head.
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Look at those talons. They're enormous.
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Huge.
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That size.
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The harpy is the most powerful eagle in
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the world and stands a meter tall.
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Without a doubt, this is like finding
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diamonds at the head of this river. The
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further we get away from people, there's
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more animals. And the fact that you've
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got an animal like harpy eagle is just a
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good indication that there must be many
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monkeys here. And many monkeys mean
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you've got a very um healthy habitat.
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And it's worrying that is completely
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unprotected. They could really mess this
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area up in a very short space of time.
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And that's terrifying.
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Unreal. This is so so unbelievably rare.
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It is the holy grail.
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Okay, it's going to go. Going to go.
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This could be the last moment we have
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with this bird.
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The harpy eagle is the final discovery
3:02
for the team. They'll soon be heading
3:04
home.
