How Hawks Hack Human Behavior 🦅Hunting in the wild isn’t easy—hawks only succeed about 20% of the time. But the clever Red-tailed Hawk has figured out a way to boost its chances without breaking a sweat!Instead of chasing prey, these smart birds perch on highway light posts and patiently wait for cars to do the work for them. 🚗💥When a critter is hit by a passing vehicle, the hawk swoops down for an effortless, ready-made meal!Have you ever seen a hawk waiting for a meal on a light post?✨ Want

See how the harrier hawk attacks a nest to grab a baby bird. The hawk's long, double jointed legs enable it to reach into the nest and grab its gruesome prize - a nesting weaver bird. | National Geographic UK