A fat, flightless eagle, because of his belly
Aug 28, 2024
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According to the New York Post and other U.S. media, the Missouri Department of Natural Environmental Protection recently received a report of an injury to a white-headed eagle at Wilson's Creek National Register Park.
However, the eagle had no apparent injuries and was simply unable to fly.
Accordingly, an X-ray examination at an animal hospital showed a large undigested object in the stomach.
What the medical staff took out of the eagle's belly was part of the body of a raccoon, a type of raccoon.
In particular, Raccoon's front feet remained in shape.
The eagle recovered after the operation and recently flew back after rehabilitation.
According to the veterinary hospital, `Pet birds such as parrots suffer from obesity, but wild birds rarely cannot fly because they cannot digest like eagles.'
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