This kind of eagle is also called the Philippine golden eagle. Its powerful hunting ability means that even some large beasts can only run away when they see it.
Because not only does it have a lifespan of thirty to forty years, it is no weaker than a vulture when it comes to tearing apart and devouring prey. It can peck the skulls of all kinds of animals in the tropical jungle, such as cats, monkeys, snakes, lizards, hornbills, macaques, hares, and even some wild wolves, and is very cruel.
What's more, if this kind of bat sees it, it will naturally run away immediately. Sure enough, it was like a mouse meeting a cat, or a kid meeting Zhong Kui. Before I had time to be surprised, they completely disappeared.
I didn't even have time to be surprised, but the disappearance of the bats was an indisputable fact.
So when I saw this eagle hovering over the pool like a cruise plane in the rain, the sky here instantly became quiet again. Although these bats have disappeared due to its arrival, I still feel wary when I see it cruising.
It can be called a monkey-eating eagle. Naturally, if it wants to attack people, it will only happen in the blink of an eye. I've never seen it before, but I've heard it many times. Because this animal, like the leopard, is very territorial.
It is said that the territory of each pair of monkey-eating eagles is more than forty or fifty kilometers. They usually fly and hunt among the canopies of giant plants in tropical rainforests. But depending on the degree of forest coverage in the rainforest, it changes differently from the mountain hell.
There is a terrible legend that as long as they are within their territory, almost all animals are their hunting targets. Especially monkeys, snakes, as well as small arboreal animals such as civets and leopard cats are their first choice.
Of course, I heard that in South Asia, this kind of monkey-eating eagle is rarely found today, because in the tropical rainforest, humans are generally inaccessible, which is conducive to their hunting and nesting. They have fewer natural enemies, which makes them easier to survive.
However, in recent years in South Asia, the invasion of human survival has caused a sharp decline in the number of monkey-eating eagles. Because they are good at hovering at low altitudes, once they find prey, they will dive like lightning. They usually peck out the prey's eyes, and then use their sharp claws and mouth to tear the prey into pieces and satisfy their hunger!
It was the first time I saw this kind of monkey-eating eagle with my own eyes. Naturally, I felt a little nervous. Then I stood under the big rocks and observed it carefully. After all, very few people usually see this kind of bird, which naturally makes me cautiously yearn for it.
At this time, because of the approach of the monkey-eating eagle, the creaking sound in the sky soon stopped. The patter of rain could be heard everywhere, and everything seemed to have calmed down. Even with this monkey-eating eagle circling, I relaxed a little. After all, compared to the difference between a group of people and one person, I would rather face this one. Just when I looked up at the direction of its flight, my eyes suddenly shrank and my pupils began to expand instantly.
Because just above the stone not far from where the bat was, a leopard was standing there, staring at me closely. I don’t know if it was attracted by the carcasses of these bats, or if it had really been staring at me for a long time. I instantly felt that the hairs on my bare back stood up in the drizzle!
I stared at it, and it stared at me closely! Shit, looking at it, I almost realized that this shouldn't be the one I saw last time. I couldn't help but shudder when I thought that Liu Huan was carrying a half-dead little leopard.
This guy is not easy to mess with. If it is difficult for other beasts to cross to the back of the waterfall, it obviously has no such scruples. My hand holding the spear was sweating in the rain. Regardless of this guy's speed or agility, as long as he distances himself from me, I can only look at each other in confusion.
Leopards in the rainforest are so murderous that even black bears and elephants may be afraid of them. So like the monkey-eating eagle in the sky, it has its own territory! Damn it, could it be that today, all the lords in heaven and earth have come to my place?
I don't know if I am lucky or should I say miserable. When I looked at it, I felt uneasy in my heart, but suddenly my heart strings fluctuated. Because I actually saw a trace of fear in its eyes!
I firmly believe that I am not wrong. After all, I have experience in the jungle, and I am somewhat calm even with these beasts. However, when I saw the leopard's eyes, it seemed to lack a bit of the majesty of a lord. I was a little confused for a while as to what made it so fearful.
No matter how narcissistic I am, I will not think that this is my domineering spirit. Instead, I carefully look at the monkey-eating eagle flying in the sky. I know that only this guy can cause huge damage to this leopard. Pressure and intimidation.
You must know that the size of this monkey-eating eagle is so huge that it is difficult to imagine. It is definitely the most ferocious bird in this rainforest and the absolute territorial overlord. After all, most of the wild beasts are within its hunting range. The bones of these monkeys and leopards are enough to be broken into pieces by its sharp claws!
Therefore, this leopard is naturally within its hunting range. Seeing the appearance of the monkey-eating eagle, it is naturally reasonable to feel that a crisis is coming. Now when it comes to natural enemies, this monkey-eating eagle has almost no natural enemies except us humans.
For a while, the three of us stared at each other in the pouring rain. I guess this leopard saw the appearance of the monkey-eating eagle hovering above the water pool, so it has been hiding behind the rocks beside the water pool.
Now that I think about it, that shadow I started seeing was this leopard that sensed our presence and was lurking somewhere trying to hunt us. However, it sensed the presence of this monkey-eating eagle, so it never dared to move.
It does look a little funny now. This monkey-eating eagle seems to have no intention of leaving, and it just watched me under the big rock, and for a while it didn't dare to make a move. So to me, this situation seems like As the bat disappeared, it seemed as if it had not yet reacted.
But I didn't seem to be happy for long, because where the leopard was standing, the monkey-eating eagle in the sky finally felt helpless. So after circling for a while, I finally swooped down and grabbed the two still wriggling bats, then rose into the sky again, and then flew away!
Looking at the disappearing monkey-eating eagle, I naturally felt a little lost in my heart, and secretly cursed in my heart: "Why are you running away? Get rid of this leopard first!"
But obviously I had some wishful thinking. As the monkey-eating eagle left, the leopard finally reacted. Standing on the rock, he growled at me. Looking at me with an angry look, he seemed to be weighing the distance to kill, and then rushed towards me.
I held a knife and a spear in my hand and looked at the leopard, preparing for a head-on conflict with it!
