(Video) Eagle snatches little kid off the ground!!

Eagle swoops down and snatches a little kid... carries him few feet off the ground before dropping him.

I read a few comments saying this was a school project but it's still cool to watch...

Also goes to show why you shouldn't believe everything you see on youtube.

sorry to tell you but it was discovered to be a HOAX and there is some info about it already on ATS.

cheers

reply to post by Thurisaz


HOAX ? I didn't know that . Thanks for the info . Can you give us the link who debunked that ?

Video makers admit HOAX:

www.npr.org...



A little search on ATS and around the net would've prevented this thread from being born.

Let me google that for you!

Three students studying animation and digital design at Montreal's Centre NAD, the school says, made a video that's gone viral today because it looks (sort of) like an eagle snatched a baby off the ground and started to fly away with the little kid.

Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Video makers admit HOAX:

www.npr.org...



A little search on ATS and around the net would've prevented this thread from being born.

I never said it was real. Notice there is no edit in the OP... I said some people made it for school...

A little reading wouldve prevented that reply thread from being born

reply to post by Athin

I read a few comments saying this was a school project but it's still cool to watch...

Also goes to show why you shouldn't believe everything you see on youtube

Oh yeah , You already said that this was a school project . Do we have anything left to go and search in Youtube ? How do we differentiate which is CGI and which is not ?

reply to post by Equiinox


What do you mean anything left?

Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Video makers admit HOAX:

www.npr.org...



A little search on ATS and around the net would've prevented this thread from being born.

Did you link the right source? That doesn't have any admissions by the video maker. It in fact says in the very last paragraph that they have send a message to the maker but haven't gotten a response.

Originally posted by PsykoOps

Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Video makers admit HOAX:

www.npr.org...



A little search on ATS and around the net would've prevented this thread from being born.

Did you link the right source? That doesn't have any admissions by the video maker. It in fact says in the very last paragraph that they have send a message to the maker but haven't gotten a response.

I didn't link any source that was someone else.

Even though this video is fake Golden Eagles posses the lift power to pick up a small to medium child.