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Israeli Firefighters Rescue Tawny Eagle Trapped on Roof in Hoshaya
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
What happened
Firefighters in northern Israel rescued a tawny eagle trapped in a pigeon net on a roof in Hoshaya, preventing dehydration. The bird was freed and transferred for medical care by the Nature and Parks Authority and Ramat Gan Safari.
- 01A tawny eagle was trapped in a pigeon net on a roof in Hoshaya, northern Israel.
- 02Firefighters from Nof HaGalil station responded quickly to prevent dehydration.
- 03The rescue was coordinated with the Israel Nature and Parks Authority.
- 04The eagle was handed over for medical treatment at Ramat Gan Safari.
- 05This rescue follows recent joint wildlife operations in Israel.
- 06The team commander described the rescue as a race against time due to sun exposure.
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