Rescue Mission to Save a Cygnet With a Painful Hook Stuck in Its Bill at a London Country Park

Faster, faster, faster. Good. We are on the outskirts of London. We are going to a country park with a large lake. We were informed about two adult swans and one swan chick. Unfortunately, the swan has a hook in its beak and a fishing line tangled around its paws. I had to go far today, but it was necessary. Let's try to find him and help. Let's go back and grab.Oh, there he is. Upon arrival, we quickly headed through the park, and immediately got lost, much to Luis's chagrin. But eventually we found the place where we last saw the swan. All we've been

doing lately is draining lakes. A small one like that. Oh, here we are. Here are our candidates out there, on the water. As far as I know, these are the only swans that have been nesting on this lake for many years. They only have one swan. So everything comes together. Do you see the hook on the beak? Is it shining on the right side? Yes, it sticks out right from there. We just need to pull this hook out. Treat the wound with a disinfectant spray. A little antiseptic and you're done. I don't think it's worth taking him away from his parents. We can do everything on site. Good. You have to carry equipment.

Easy way to do it. I'm already tired. We walked along the riverbank and launched the boat. In the process, we unfortunately found more evidence of what caused this situation. After starting the engine, Louis and Abby set off. Until Louis' boat ran aground . But then they moved again. And again they set out to catch up with the swan. Oh, we're stuck. We almost caught him. After an unsuccessful attempt, he continued chasing the swan. And I made sure I got my step count. Damn it. Well done, little one. But with a broken steering wheel, and approaching his last chance. Louis quickly got down to business. Come on. The attempt is not the most graceful, but still successful.

Okay, done. Will you take this away to keep it safe? And after we've treated the unpleasant wounds from the hook, we move on The swan rushed back to its mother. Yes, sir, captain. This time without unwanted piercings.