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Life is not easy for all! Life in cold regions presents significant challenges for both animals and birds. Undeniably, animals and birds of the regions are adapted to the environment for survival, which helps them endure extreme temperatures, scarce food resources, and harsh environmental conditions. Despite their remarkable resilience, the harshness of nature poses continual challenges, testing the limits of their endurance and adaptability.
But, sometimes the climatic conditions in inhospitable environments can be extremely harsh. Animals and birds freeze to death in such harsh conditions. Recently, a video surfaced on the internet that shows a frozen adult red deer being rescued by kind-hearted humans from an ice lake. The incredible life-saving rescue operation will fill your heart with love.
In the video, the frozen red deer can be seen lying still on the ice lake's surface. Meanwhile, a man can be seen pressing all over the deer's body. A few moments later, the deer starts moving its leg. Even the humans lit a bonfire close to the deer so that it could keep the poor animal warm.
The next visual shows someone feeding the deer while it still lies on the ground. As it seems, the kind-hearted people shifted the deer to a safe place where it could recover fast.
The next clip shows the deer running off from a garage and seems to be perfectly all right. Even the people can be seen bidding it farewell while releasing it into the wild.
Red deer rescued from a frozen river, nursed back to health and released. pic.twitter.com/AQ8jYRz8XM
— Nature is Amazing ☘️ (@AMAZlNGNATURE) May 26, 2024
While the origin of the video couldn't be obtained, it is shared on X by Nature Is Amazing. By now, the video has been viewed over 1.2 million times and liked by 15K users. Moreover, users have flooded the comments section with appreciation and kind notes.
One user wrote, "This red deer is lucky, he met kind people." (sic)
A second user wrote, "Love the happy ending!!" (sic)
"Thank you so much for your rescue," wrote a third user. (sic)
