National second -level protection of animal peaks of animal peaks and heat stroke falls, policemen work together to rescue

Jimu Journalist Zhou Pingying

Correspondent Liang Kai to Li Junhong

Seeing that the "Sanfu Sky" is about to end, the high temperature weather continues to decrease. No, the national second -level protection animal peaks fell on the side of the road due to coolness. Fortunately, the people nearby found the police. Quickly rescue and transferred to the staff of wild animal protection stations for treatment and observation.

At about 4 pm on August 19th, when Mr. Chen passed by the Yicheng Tiehu Avenue, he saw a "big bird" falling from the air, and approached the inspection and found that it looked like an eagle. At this time, it was very weak and unable to stand, and could only lie on the side of the road. Mr. Chen immediately called the police immediately.

Pumaccioli heat stroke lying on the side of the road

After receiving the police, the police at the dragon police station rushed to the scene quickly. After preliminary observation, the bird was not traumatized, and he was alert to the approach to the police. The nearby people speculate that it should be a peaka, which belongs to the national secondary protection animal. As a result, the police tried to feed it water to remove the heat.

The police officer for the peak fan wind to dispel the heat

After a period of cooling, the police saw that their physical strength recovered, and they asked the carton to install it, temporarily brought back to the police station to take care of, and contacted the staff of the Wildlife Protection Station. Protective animal peaks have been brought back to the wildlife protection station, and will be sent to Xiangyang Zoo for observation and treatment.

Police reminded: Protecting wild animals is the obligation of every citizen. At present, high temperature weather will continue. If you find wild animals that are injured or settled, you must report to the police or contact the wild animal protection department for the first time. The life of wild animals.

(Photo by correspondent Li Junhong)

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