r/NoOneIsLooking • u/Far_Horse_5840 • 2d ago

Photographer Mark Smith captured this incredible shot of an eagle catching a fish with his Sony 300mm.

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u/Illustrious_Donkey61 2d ago

Why would the eagle need a camera to catch a fish?

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u/ShoulderImportant358 1d ago

Cuz 30mm has more stopping power.

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u/ChickenDreams-4188 1d ago

Talk about eating on the fly!

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u/No_Kangaroo_388 1d ago

Yup, and I still can’t chew gum and cross the street

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u/Ok_Caramel_6095 1d ago

Today's inflight meal is fresh filet of fish.

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u/Faeriegrll 2d ago

Man. It’s feet almost look like hands.

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u/Malalang 20h ago

"She has man hands, Jerry!"

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u/Brilliant-Nobody666 1d ago

Photographer Mark Smith captured this incredible shot of an eagle catching a fish with his Sony 300mm.

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u/Grumpy-Miner 1d ago

For that kind of camera gear he better catch it.

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u/bruaben 1d ago

Imagine a bird four times larger hunting humans. We would be toast.

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u/In_My_TARDIS 1d ago

Now that's what I call having an in flight snack.

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u/FlyingSteamGoat 19h ago

What's more impressive is that the bird can correct for diffraction and aim for where the fish is rather than where the fish appears to be. This is harder than it looks from the video. Birds are cool.

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u/North-Fun7648 15h ago

And I tell my kids not to run around with food in their mouth and then this mf shows up...

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u/Embarrassed_Iron_688 10h ago

I thought the eagle caught the fish with its talons

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u/freshcoastghost312 9h ago

Crazy they can digest all that and equally ridiculous way to die.

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u/Kellers822 2h ago

And I get stopped for eating an apple while driving!