Thanks to a trained eagle wearing a 360-degree camera, this video lets anyone feel what it's like to soar high in the air over Neuschwanstein, the castle that inspired Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty castle.
Thanks to a trained eagle wearing a 360-degree camera, this video lets anyone feel what it’s like to soar high in the air over Neuschwanstein, the castle that inspired Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty castle.
He says he knows how many people long to see the real point of view of birds as they soar in the sky, so he wanted to provide an opportunity to give them the next best thing: a ride on an eagle’s back. Kilma, who has been involved in falconry since he was 13 years old and whose family holds hold falconry workshops and has also been working as animal trainers for movies for almost 20 years, says that despite the small form factor of current generation 360-degree cameras, there was still a challenge in creating a system that would allow an eagle to fly normally while wearing one.
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