The CIA Tried to Turn Eagles Into Assassins

In the 1960s and 1970s, the CIA conducted a top-secret program aimed at turning raptors, including eagles, into assassins. This avian research, shrouded in mystery, was part of a larger effort to harness the power of wildlife for military purposes. But what drove the CIA to explore the possibilities of using raptors as weapons, and what did they hope to achieve? From the fascinating world of raptor behavior and avian studies, to the intriguing realm of CIA wildlife operations, we delve into the shocking story of how the agency attempted to turn eagles into deadly flying machines. Join us as we explore the darker side of the animal kingdom, where the boundaries between wildlife conservation and military might become blurred.