Is it allowed for a falconer to use a raptor in commercial entertainment like movies?

Using a raptor in commercial entertainment, such as movies, is prohibited under falconry regulations. The primary focus of falconry is conservation and the responsible care of raptors, rather than their use for entertainment purposes. Regulations are in place to protect the birds and ensure they are treated humanely, preventing their exploitation in non-educational contexts. This prohibition reflects a commitment to uphold the welfare of the species and maintain the integrity of falconry practices.

While some activities involving raptors may be permissible under specific conditions, commercial entertainment does not align with the ethical and conservation-minded principles that govern the practice of falconry.