A group of ducks, bady, fell into the sewer.
A flock of ducks baby fell into the sewers northwest of Adelaide, South Australia, and local residents were rescued.
On Sunday afternoon, Prul (Matti Pruul), a resident of Adelaide, South Australia, rode home by bike after work and heard quack in the sewers in Whelan (Welland), Radio 9 reported.
After inspection, Pruer found that ten ducklings were in trouble. The helpless duck mother, standing on Fredrik Street (Frederick Street), did not know how to get the children out. Prul rushed home and called on his partner, Chupinski (Monica Czuprynski), to help him.
Although they have called the fire brigade, the couple decided to complete the elaborate rescue operation themselves, given that heavy rain could wash duck baby away.
Duck baby rescued (photo No. 9)
The two men used a fishing net and, with the help of a local worker, pulled out the duck baby.
All nine ducklings were pulled out of the sewer and put in the bucket, while the mother duck watched. The mission seemed to have been completed, the ducklings were taken to the nearby stream, and the mother duck followed.
Just as he was about to release the duck baby, the 10 th duckling was also rescued from the sewer.
The rescue operation was quite successful and everyone was satisfied.
