Viral video shows Sikhs rescue eagle stuck in kite string
The internet is filled with animal videos that thrill us and make us smile. However, some videos steal our hearts and teach us life lessons that stay with us forever. Today, we want to share a video that will surely touch your heart and inspire you to help creatures in need.
In a video, an eagle can be seen hanging from an electricity pylon after getting stuck in a kite string. A Sikh is shown climbing the pylon to save the bird. He holds onto the string and slowly descends the pylon, with the bird still attached to the string. The man then hands the string to his partner, and together they carefully remove it from the eagle and release it back into the sky.
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जीयो और जीने दो .. 🦅
— Surender Mehra IFS (@surenmehra) February 4, 2023
Because every life is important.#BirdLife #BirdRescue #Wildlife #nature
@susantananda3
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The heartening clip was shared on Twitter by IFS officer Surrender Mehra with caption, “Because every life is important.”
Since being shared, the clip has garnered over 65,000 views and more than 1,700 likes. People praised the Sikhs who rescued the bird and released it to rule the sky.
Mehra is quite active on Twitter and often treat his followers with motivational and wildlife videos.
The Sikh community is known for their kindness and for helping people and animals. They organize langar at Gurudwaras around the world where anyone, especially the poor, can come and enjoy a meal.
Take a look at what Twitter users wrote.
Really Awesome Work 😍
— Techno Anuz (@TechnoAnuz) February 12, 2023
Excellent work by our sardarji brothers. Hats off to them. 🙏😄👌
— Sonali Das (@SonaliD82403754) February 4, 2023
Great 🥰
— @Impandey98 (@Santosh66691429) February 5, 2023
God comes in different forms.
— vibgyorss (@vibgyor_Premila) February 4, 2023
Great work. 👍, Cameraman bhi ta aana chahiye 😀
— Mayuresh V Rahalkar (@Mayuresh19R) February 5, 2023
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First published: 19 February 2023, 14:26 IST