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A Stork Saved From the Moving Sands of Mont-Saint-Guibert, yet Inaccessible to Rescuers: This Is Their Technique

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© Animal Disaster Team The alert was given on Wednesday, August 5th after the bird found itself immobilized in the sandstone of Mont-Saint-Guibert, in an area where any progression on foot was impossible. Stuck for several hours, the stork was exhausted when the rescue arrived on the spot. The firefighters of the Walloon Brabant then called on the Animal Disaster Team, an organisation specialized in complex operations involving animals in distre…
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© Animal Disaster Team The alert was given on Wednesday, August 5th after the bird found itself immobilized in the sandstone of Mont-Saint-Guibert, in an area where any progression on foot was impossible. Stuck for several hours, the stork was exhausted when the rescue arrived on the spot. The firefighters of the Walloon Brabant then called on the Animal Disaster Team, an organisation specialized in complex operations involving animals in distre…

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RTL Info broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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