Amazing Video Of Fish Being Caught By A Bird, Seen From The Fish's Perspective (VIDEO)

Nature videos are full of raw footage of predators tearing into their prey, whether it's lions ripping apart antelopes or frogs catching flies.

But rarely is the moment captured from the viewpoint of the prey.

Here is an amazing video of a fish being caught underwater by a bird - from the perspective of the fish with the bird seemingly appearing out of nowhere:

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[climatebabes]

Evolution favors those that keep movin..

[GayGrandpa]

That would suggest that it is time to put the coffee water on...

[BillMelater]

So does the trucking industry..­.

[scottowego]

There has to be a moral in this somewhere. Maybe about people going about their own business and having the rug pulled out from under their lives by a bunch of crooked CEO's? Or maybe about Aliens coming down out of space and eating us???? Whooooo knows!!!!!!

[RButler]

"How to serve man" Hundreds of recipes inside.

[ricchase]

Dang!! And we think our life is rough.

[max]

i bet that bird ate the fish

[mistahmistah]

No, the pond the fish was living in was drying out. The bird just helped it move.

[totalliberal]

While snorkeling in the Turks and Caicos I had a cormorant swim past me like a dart after a fish, 30 ft. under water. Very disconcerting sight.

[zardowur]

That's one baaaad bird......­and one dead fish. lol!

[SwingVoter]

I wonder what's PETA view on this "Sea Kitten's" demise...

[DaveyDavey]

Hey, air kittens gotta eat, too!

[CosmicSpaceTurtle]

Birds have good aim.

[EndangeredJackalope]

The second fish: "Dude, where's my carp?"

aaaaaaaaah baadoom ching

[GetoffMylawn]

Coolest bird ever.

[Zairois]

What's really bizarre is how that larger fish seemed to occupy the space where the previous fish was caught within seconds.

[SColbert]

wow, thats cool!

[rf dude]

So, was the fish in-season?

And, did that bird have a license?

Inquiring minds want to know...
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[Fernando]

Actually, this is not from the fish's perspective since they have one eye on each side of the head and no depth perception. :P

[mirza]

Objects are larger than they appear