禿鷹被人類營救放生 不捨離去 感謝恩人｜ #新唐人電視台

When an Andes eagle was released in South America, it turned its head three times. Its unyielding and gratefulness left a deep impression on the spectators. Let's take a look. After more than two months, the eagle Pacha returned to this wilderness again. It flapped its wings and refused to leave for a long time. It seemed to tell the people who were rescuing it that it couldn't bear to part. It also seemed to express its gratitude to people in this way. In the end, Pacha decided to leave. It spread its wings more than three meters wide. After a few gentle movements, it began to glide gracefully. Hearing the applause of the people, it understood that it was time to let the rescuers rest in peace. So this time, it didn't turn its head. The bird arrived on March 24th with a low physical condition. It had a broken, opaque feather and a low physical weight. Pacha is a magnetic Andes eagle, about four years old. It was picked up by kind-hearted people in Loaisa, Ramon, Jerez, Bolivia. It was sent to the Babas Biopark for treatment. The vet prescribed a drug treatment with food. It was fed beef, chicken, and rabbit meat to strengthen the immune system and physical strength. The little guy's vitality was very strong. He recovered to normal in just two months. It has different biological and ecosystem functions. The Andes eagle is 5 to 6 years old. It can live to more than 70 years old. This is a comprehensive report from Xintangren.