Golden Eagle: No Natural Enemy
Films Incorporated
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Depicts the golden eagle in its natural habitat and describes its major characteristics, life-cycle, nesting and feeding habits. Noted for its size, strength and keenness of vision, the golden eagle is a predator, killing only to eat, and has no natural enemy, except man. Eagles take very good care of their young, and the film shows close-up and action shots of an eaglet5s encounters with a cougar and a huge snake before the parents come to its rescue.
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- Credit
- Films Incorporated
- Language
- English
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