Golden Eagle's Repeated Attacks in Norway Raise Concerns

A golden eagle attacked a toddler and three others over five days in southern Norway, with experts suspecting a behavioral disorder.

A 20-month-old girl in Orkland, Norway, required stitches after being attacked by a golden eagle.
The bird was killed by a gamekeeper after repeatedly targeting the toddler despite efforts to fend it off.
Three other individuals reported being attacked by what experts believe to be the same eagle.
An ornithologist suggests the eagle, likely a young female, had a behavioral disorder.
Authorities are reviewing the incidents to understand the unusual aggression.