Young roe deer stranded on ice is pulled to safety in Russia's Far East
Local residents in Russia's Far East spotted a young roe deer trapped on ice about five meters from shore and called in rescuers. The exhausted animal was hauled off the ice and taken to a zoo center, where it now has a warm place to recover.
A young roe deer is off the ice and warming up. Rescuers in Russia's Far East pulled the trapped animal from the frozen surface and handed it over to a zoo center, which set it up with a warm spot to recover.
The deer didn't get there by itself. Local residents spotted it stuck roughly five meters from the shoreline in the Khabarovsk region, then alerted rescuers, according to the AP.
By the time help reached it, the animal was spent. Rescuers got it out of the cold and away from the ice.
The zoo center is where the story settles for now, with the deer in a warm space after its ordeal. The Khabarovsk region sits deep in Russia's Far East, where winter conditions bite hard along the water.
TopicsRoe deer · Khabarovsk region · Russia · AP
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