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In reply to the discussion: Amazing Pics: A 13-year-old eagle huntress in Mongolia [View all]freshwest
(53,661 posts)55. The reason I read attributed to Franklin was about the character of the two.
He said the turkey was fast and cunning to escape its foes, naturally he was speaking of wild turkeys, not the ones bred for slaughter.
And I believe he accused the eagle of 'bad morals' for dining on rotten carcasses and being an opportunist.
Raptors are known for killing prey unexpectedly and that speed and brutality is exploited in art work. But they may not like it after all, or so says the Onion:

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I cannot help but notice the seeming utter joy of all of the Mongolians pictured
BrotherIvan
Apr 2014
#13
Thank you for that rousing rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone" from Carousel
alfredo
Apr 2014
#30
So completely splendid! I copied most of those photos in the link into my own downloads.
calimary
Apr 2014
#39
You know it's only a matter of time before Karl Lagerfeld or some other overpaid European designer
Number23
Apr 2014
#46
Even just seeing the scenery. It's breathtaking, probably literally breathtaking since the elevation
okaawhatever
Apr 2014
#70