Below, a crowd formed, watching in stunned silence. The eagle chicks chirped excitedly while the golden puppy wagged her tail, licking one of them on the head. It wasn’t fear or panic — it was something far more unexpected.
“It was like watching a babysitter with her flock,” one onlooker said. “She was guarding them.” The eagle, perched nearby, didn’t seem angry or defensive. Instead, she watched calmly, occasionally glancing back at the puppy.
Just as the onlookers tried to make sense of it, wildlife biologist Dr. Eun Ji Min arrived. She had been studying raptor behavior in the area and was immediately intrigued. What she revealed only deepened the mystery.