Zookeepers 'hunt' pelicans, move them into winter closures in Czech Republic
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This year, a total of 30 people worked together to relocate 28 birds. /VCG Photo
This year, a total of 30 people worked together to relocate 28 birds. /VCG Photo
As the winter is about to come to Europe, the zoo in the Czech Republic began to move some animals into their winter enclosures. /VCG Photo
As the winter is about to come to Europe, the zoo in the Czech Republic began to move some animals into their winter enclosures. /VCG Photo
Pelicans at Dvur Kralove Zo cannot survive the harsh winter, so the zookeepers need to move them into their enclosures. However, it is not an easy task, as pelicans would not go voluntarily. /VCG Photo
Pelicans at Dvur Kralove Zo cannot survive the harsh winter, so the zookeepers need to move them into their enclosures. However, it is not an easy task, as pelicans would not go voluntarily. /VCG Photo
Therefore, the "hunt" for the pelicans has become an autumn tradition in the zoo as zookeepers spared no efforts to catch the birds, even get in the water to drive them ashore, in order to send them to the enclosures. /VCG Photo
Therefore, the "hunt" for the pelicans has become an autumn tradition in the zoo as zookeepers spared no efforts to catch the birds, even get in the water to drive them ashore, in order to send them to the enclosures. /VCG Photo
This year, a total of 30 people worked together to relocate 28 birds. /VCG Photo
This year, a total of 30 people worked together to relocate 28 birds. /VCG Photo
As the winter is about to come to Europe, the zoo in the Czech Republic began to move some animals into their winter enclosures. /VCG Photo
As the winter is about to come to Europe, the zoo in the Czech Republic began to move some animals into their winter enclosures. /VCG Photo