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Secretary Birds Have a Killer Kick, New Study Shows
Secretary birds are able to kill their prey with one swift kick, exerting a force five times their own body weight. This is particularly advantageous for these lanky-legged birds that hunt venomous snakes -- because a missed kill could have deadly consequences.
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