Citizens of the district of Jeennan Luong City Public Security Police Station reported that in the grass on the bank of the Wolves Hill reservoir, a large bird with a rough feather was unable to lower its wings and was suspected to be injured and unable to fly, and was afraid of surprise. Citizens suspect that the bird is suspected of protecting animals.
Upon being notified, the civilian police arrived with protective equipment. Only one large bird-cracked corset is found in the grasslands of the shore, with significant characteristics of long beaks and brown feathers. On the basis of its expertise, the civilian police quickly identified this as the second level of national animal protection. In order to avoid secondary injuries, the civilian police softly packaged them with their jackets and safely moved them to the air-breathed boxes.
Taking into account the professional treatment of animals, the civilian police first contacted the Forestry Department in the round-town area to provide details of the location and condition of the animals found. Subsequently, under the coordination of FDA, civilian police drove herbs safely to the Chinan Wildlife Park. The garden staff indicated that the grasshoppers would be treated in a comprehensive manner and that, once they had been restored to their field viability, the choice would be natural.