One of the most compelling arguments I've seen (but can't verify) is that the bird does not look like any eagle that is indigenous to north america.
And that they normally can lift 2-3 kg so a kid that age is way out of their size.
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#ActualOlof Hedman
Posted 19 December 2012 - 07:46 AM
Seems most people are agreeing that the clip is fake anyhow, so no need to get worried about neither the kid nor the bird
One of the most compelling arguments I've seen (but can't verify) is that the bird does not look like any eagle that is indigenous to north america.
And that they normally can lift 2-3 kg so a kid that age is way out of their size.
One of the most compelling arguments I've seen (but can't verify) is that the bird does not look like any eagle that is indigenous to north america.
And that they normally can lift 2-3 kg so a kid that age is way out of their size.
#2Olof Hedman
Posted 19 December 2012 - 07:45 AM
Seems most people are agreeing that the clip is fake anyhow, so no need to get worried about neither the kid nor the bird
One of the most compelling arguments I've seen (but can't verify) is that the bird does not look like any eagle that is indigenous to north america.
One of the most compelling arguments I've seen (but can't verify) is that the bird does not look like any eagle that is indigenous to north america.
#1Olof Hedman
Posted 19 December 2012 - 07:44 AM
Seems most people are agreeing that the clip is fake anyhow, so no need to get worried about neither the kid nor the bird