06/11/2021
he hawk lives in the forest thicket and builds a nest on the tallest tree in order to survey its hunting grounds with an area of about 100-150 km². This forest hunter deftly maneuvers in dense canopies, turning vertically / horizontally, suddenly stopping and taking off sharply, as well as making unexpected attacks towards the victims. This bird is helped by the compact body size and the shape of the wings.
A hawk, unlike an eagle, does not hover in the sky, looking out for living creatures for a long time, but unexpectedly attacks any (running, standing or flying) object, watching from an ambush. Grabbing, the predator firmly squeezes it with its paws and digs in with its claws, stabbing and suffocating at the same time. The hawk devours the victim whole, including hair / feathers and bones.