Are eagles afraid of magpies? Why is that?

The old man in the countryside said that in the fields in the countryside, eagles could not beat magpies, and they were even afraid of magpies. Is it true? Why is that?

Are eagles afraid of magpies?

The answer is-- really scared! I can't believe it! Eagles are really afraid of magpies!

1. Eagle

(1) the eagle in the sky is a large bird called raptor. The reason why it is called raptor is that the eagle has sharp claws, powerful wings and strong physique. In the food chain, eagles naturally belong to the upper class and are the natural enemies of some herbivores and birds.

(2) like some large eagles, even ferocious wolves and foxes can easily be dealt with and become their own food. The combat effectiveness of the eagle is quite strong. The old man in the countryside said that although the eagle was good, it could not beat the magpie.

2. Magpie

(1) Magpie, as an omnivorous bird, also belongs to invincible existence. The IQ of magpie is the highest except mammals. Magpie, as a family Corvidae, is a kind of quite intelligent bird, which is slightly higher than that of some cats and dogs. This kind of bird with high IQ is determined not to be bullied.

(2) not only will magpies not be bullied, magpies also love to bully other animals, including humans. After humans don't pay attention to magpies, magpies are easy to bear a grudge and will pull gangs to avenge you. When you go out, you shit on your head, and when you don't go out, you pull to the gate of your yard. It is a very smart and fighting bird.

Why are eagles afraid of magpies

1. Magpies also have sharp teeth. Coupled with the intelligence quotient of magpies, for eagles, they can easily get rid of eight streets. Innate advantages make magpies have nothing to fear about eagles, and magpies are determined not to fight alone with you. They always attack with a swarm of bees, and there will really be scenes of several magpies chasing eagles in the countryside.

2. This kind of clever bird is now the most common and most populous bird in the countryside. There are magpies around almost every village. The only bird that can recognize itself in the mirror does have many natural advantages.

3. Eagles are loners, but magpies are not. They always fight in groups. No matter how strong your eagle is to fight alone, you are outnumbered under the superiority of quantity.

Today's eagle can not beat the magpie here, what do you think of these claims? You are welcome to add your comments and comments. Thank you.