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Australian Firehawks carry sticks already burning from a wildfire and drop them in another area, which sets a new fire; as small mammals and insects race to escape the flames and smoke, they become easy pickings for the raptorspic.twitter.com/vdpOHmsWBK
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I am both impressed and horrified.
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known in certain circles as the ‘Straya Dickhawk’s’
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Because animals in Australia weren’t terrifying enough already.
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Why are there no Australian sports teams called The Firehawks. Sounds a lot better than some we’ve got.
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This hunter likes it's prey precooked, it seems
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Damn, you already got here!
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The billionaire class of the animal kingdom
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credit the photographers! 1: Joel Sartore https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2018/01/wildfires-birds-animals-australia/ … 2-3: Robert Gosford
@bgosford https://sites.psu.edu/researchteaching/2018/02/19/birds-of-fire/ … -
Cheers Joe!
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You bet. Fascinating work, and marvelous how you incorporate indigenous ecological knowledge. Cheers!
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