Sept 30, 2009: Hitchhawker

Adak · 11-02-2009, 08:57 AM

The defense against this, is the raptor suddenly rolling over, and grabbing the offending attacker in it's talons.

Since the hawks and eagles are larger, and slower to maneuver, this doesn't usually allow them to actually catch the attacker, but it keeps them from from being pecked on the base of their skulls.

It's a trick that can't be used if they're too close to the ground, because they lose a bit of altitude and speed, every time they try it.

11-02-2009, 08:57 AM	#19
Adak Lecturer Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 796	The defense against this, is the raptor suddenly rolling over, and grabbing the offending attacker in it's talons. Since the hawks and eagles are larger, and slower to maneuver, this doesn't usually allow them to actually catch the attacker, but it keeps them from from being pecked on the base of their skulls. It's a trick that can't be used if they're too close to the ground, because they lose a bit of altitude and speed, every time they try it.

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