A golden eagle in southern Norway has attacked four people, including a toddler, in a series of unusual assaults attributed to a possible behavioral disorder. The latest victim, a 20-month-old girl, required stitches after being clawed while playing outside. Francis Ari Sture, a bicycle courier, experienced a prolonged attack from the same eagle, which he initially mistook for a human. Experts suggest that the eagle's aggressive behavior is radically different from typical patterns, and they believe it may have been a female born this year. The bird was ultimately killed after the attack on the child, which prompted further investigations into the incidents. Alv Ottar Folkestad, an eagle expert, noted weather conditions may have contributed to the eagle's extended flight range and aggression.