Christian.

Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

I was walking with my dogs and my wife over the weekend where we're down in Red Hill.

And some old time had said to me, you want to be careful with that little dog around here.

We have wedge-tailed eagles.

And I don't care if an eagle wants to come down and swoop her away with this little yappy dog

I don't particularly care for him but my wife loves this dog if it was a choice between the eagle flying off with me

and that little dog she's she's handing me over going he's had a good life he's had a good life

save my dog please he's little toy poodle even Even the name, toy. It doesn't even sound

like a dog's name. So anyway, I want to know about what you knew about these wedge-tailed

eagles. Do they really fly away with small dogs? And there was even rumors of small kangaroos,

joys and that they come down and swoop on.

Did you know that the Australian wedge-tailed eagle is the fifth biggest eagle in the world?

2.8 metres, the wings.

That is massive.

The bald eagle is at number four, white-tailed eagle in Russia, number three.

At number two, the harpy eagle.

And number one, of course it's Russian.

It's to Stella's Sea Eagle.

However, the wedge-tailed eagle here in Australia is the only eagle in the world

knowing to attack bloody owl hand gliders, paragliders and drones.

It can fly up to...

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