Canadian bald eagle adopts young red-tailed hawk

This video from British Columbia in Canada says about itself:

Bald eagle defies nature by adopting, not eating, baby [red-tailed] hawk

7 June 2017

A baby hawk is being raised by an eagle. There are already 3 eaglets in the nest, appearing huge when compared to their little sibling, probably brought into the nest as a food source and then adopted and raised – comments by eagle biologist David Hancock at the nest.

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