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We drove it to extinction. We brought it back. Can we learn to look it in the eye?
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00:16When you have them so close up to you, you can see the eyes of the bird.
00:26There you have the magic. When you are looking into their eyes, then you are going to a new level.
00:40White-tailed eagles have been reintroduced into an environment that has totally changed from when they were here last.
00:45They have eaten a diet that we were told that they wouldn't be eaten, and that is our alarm.
00:51This bird has a right to be here. It was criminal to have wiped it out in the first place.
00:57It was absolutely right to bring it back.
01:00It's really important for us to research this because we need to know what they're doing.
01:04We need to have as many facts at our fingertips as we can get.
01:11Better, richer wildlife is associated with human happiness. You can't separate these things.
01:23The White-tailed Sea Eagle is a flagship project to say we are willing to do something about what's happening
01:29in the world today.
01:32There is no science in this whole debate. Feelings, emotions, that's what's building the case against the Sea Eagle.
01:39Farmers and crofters, they are the rare species here.
01:42the White-tailed Sea Eagle is a plaza mark with a new personality who has to be interested in the
02:12world today.
02:12You

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