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Peter Rhodes on deadly eagles, armed police – and the end of warfare as we know it?

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Sea eagles are the aerial equivalent of the great white shark, famously described in Jaws as “ a swimming appetite.” Eagles have no conscience and no mercy, merely the overwhelming need to feed. And if they can carry off a baby pony, they can carry off a baby.

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Peter Rhodes on deadly eagles, armed police – and the end of warfare as we know it?

Sea eagles are the aerial equivalent of the great white shark, famously described in Jaws as “ a swimming appetite.” Eagles have no conscience and no mercy, merely the overwhelming need to feed. And if they can carry off a baby pony, they can carry off a baby.

20 hours ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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Express & Star broke the news in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom 20 hours ago on Friday, September 5, 2025.

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