Wedge-tailed Eagles are one of the three raptors in Australia, but in the vast and sparsely populated areas of Australia, they don't need to be specifically listed as protected animals. So, as a ranch owner, if Yan Fei "accidentally" found two abandoned chicks, he can certainly raise them.
The flight speed of the little black bird was impressive, and soon Yan Fei discovered a Wedge-tailed Eagle nest in a grove. The three chick Wedge-tailed Eagles in the nest were far from idle; the smallest one was waiting dumbfounded for its parents to feed it, while another larger one was bullying the comparatively smaller sibling.
These are chicks just starting to grow feathers, even the largest that's bullying its siblings has no real means to protect itself. Of course, even if it did, it wouldn't matter, meeting Yan Fei means a life of luxury!
However, Yan Fei considered carefully and decided to take only the largest one.
