Talk about the universe having a grudge on someone:
"she believes the hawk swooping down ultimately saved her life. “I think that was God’s way of letting me live…”
Looks to me like God tried to kill you
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The scariest part was probably when the leopard appeared out of nowhere to pounce on the eagle.
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Maybe, but I’ll bet that the hawk probably dropped the snake on her in the first place, so it’s kinda like when a kid gives their friend a little shove near a dropoff and then pulls them back, then declaring “saved your life!”
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We’ll need to get a larger animal to take the leopard out 
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Talk about bad timing on mowing the lawn, it’s a lesson not to have grass lawns in TX. Maybe?
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It was just a warning. This time.
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Sounds like the woman was mowing her lawn in a Far Cry simulator.
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If it’s a sign from god, it’s definitely telling her that Mexico is still the true owner of Texas lands…
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Predatory birds often catch prey and drop them from high up to kill them with the impact fall. There are a ton of videos of hawks killing mountain goats that way on YouTube
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Diehard Alamo enthusiast sees the red, white, and blue ribbon and thinks, “Nuh, uh.”
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Maybe it’s Quetzalcoatl giving her the message.
Be in the lookout for human sacrifices and large winged serpents in the neighborhood.
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… seems like there would be a pretty narrow range of creatures that are both small enough for a bird to lift but also big enough to be killed by a fall
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Snakes and rodents, which are among a raptor’s main prey.
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