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The eagle was starved, but left unharmed. Talk about a close call! A massive eagle had pinned down Dias the cat in the snow. Luckily, a quick-thinking rescuer stepped in with a branch to gently break the eagle's grip.
After a tense standoff, the eagle relented and Dias bolted for safety. As you can see at the end of the video, heβs back home on the sofa. He's a bit "tufs" (scruffy/shaken up) but thankfully uninjured and eating well.
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Neighborhood conflicts: Cats do not recognize property boundaries. They defecate in neighbors' flower beds or sandboxes, and can create frustration for people who do not want animals on their property.
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i feel something about the cat owner.
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I feel bad about the cat.
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Consideration for biodiversity: Cats are extremely efficient hunters. Every year, Norwegian cats kill millions of small birds and mammals, which has a negative impact on vulnerable bird populations, especially during the breeding season.
NoneOfYoBiseniss
Remonds me of. https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.kym-cdn.com%2Fphotos%2Fimages%2Fnewsfeed%2F002%2F423%2F478%2F1a2.png&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=d91ee92c6c07861c9b773a79abe9f52f1854ca407800b4bbc88ffac3318dc2fa
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Safety and risk: The Norwegian climate can be harsh in winter, and cats are at risk of frostbite. In addition, traffic, stray dogs, foxes, and infectious diseases are constant dangers for a cat that runs free.
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What does the Norwegian Food Safety Authority say?
According to the Norwegian Food Safety Authority, cats can live good lives as pure indoor cats, as long as the owner provides enough activity, climbing opportunities and attention. Many people today choose solutions such as cat-safe playpens (a "catio") or walking the cat on a leash to give it the best of both worlds.
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the eagle was very hungry, and there is the cat. easy to spot the cat against the snow.
chickens is easy to spot in summer. chickens disappear. cats disappear.
ireplywithtwinpeaks
Invasive species saved at expense of native bird π
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the eagle must find something else to eat.
ireplywithtwinpeaks
I figured some thinkskinned genius would be compelled to say something cuz it hurt their feelings and lo and behold itβs op π π
BrandonMoon
Bet he will think twice about going outside again.
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He's quite depressed. Poor cat. he could esily be dead. The claws is long as my fingers and needle sharp.
BrandonMoon
I hope he gets better soon.
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just a few scratches. miracle.
BrandonMoon
His psyche is pretty roughed up.
TheDoctorCrankenstein
And this is the hundredth reason that we don't let cats go roaming outside.
Responsible cat owners keep their cat indoors or, if they must be given outdoor time, in a harness.
32Smooth
keep trying with this bs, you wont win
TheDoctorCrankenstein
People like you who deny science are what is holding humanity back.
AvsFreak
If you claim to have an outdoor cat, you do not have a cat.
davebarton315101
You have a frequent guest.
TheDoctorCrankenstein
You have a feral animal and a call to animal control to take it to a shelter.
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world is too dangerous for a small cat outdoors alone.
In Norway they kill 2-3 mill birds and rob nests. They killed all squirrels around here.
TheDoctorCrankenstein
Two things can be true at once. Cats are ecological disasters. Cats are also at greater risks of danger when allowed to free roam. There is zero good reason to let a cat be outside without a harness at the bare minimum.
delpharseven
So what was this cat doing outside?
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the owner let it out.
do he let his toddlers out alone? no
TheDoctorCrankenstein
Then the owner is an irresponsible pet owner who needs to take better care of their cat.
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i dont have pets anymore. No cat.
Why? 12 reasons.
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cats need to be outdoors ..