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A Stork Rescued From a Well in Avcılar Was Released Back Into Nature.

The moment the stork was rescued from the well and released back into nature after being given water was recorded with a cell phone camera.

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A Stork Rescued From a Well in Avcılar Was Released Back Into Nature.

The moment the stork was rescued from the well and released back into nature after being given water was recorded with a cell phone camera.

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