The African Fish Eagle (Haliaeetus vocifer) is a species of bird in the falcon family. This species lives in sub-Saharan Africa, where large bodies of water are abundant with fish. They are quite similar in appearance to the white-headed eagle.
It was hard to get a meal and it was even harder to keep it even for a notorious hunter like an eagle. The lord of the sky had to fight both a buffalo and a pair of storks to keep his meal.
Accordingly, an eagle rushed down to catch a catfish that was just caught by a stork. Although the body is only half the size of a Marabou stork, it is clear that the eagle is still the top.
As soon as he snatched the catfish that he hadn’t eaten yet, the eagle had to confront both the storks that he had just robbed and a large wild buffalo.
The eagle continuously expands its wings, using its beak and talons to attack buffalo and storks with its powerful blows. The fight to keep the bait lasted for 42 minutes.
All efforts finally paid off when the buffalo ran away after being attacked by eagles many times. Storks also give up in the fight to get their prey back. The result of the eagle’s efforts is a filling meal.