Zora, a Female Griffon Vulture From Serbia, Was Captured in Syria, the Kidnappers Are Asking for Money to Release the Bird
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Diplomatic negotiations have also begun for Zora's release.
After ten days of care, Saša released the vulture back into nature, which was an emotional and unforgettable moment. After the news about a griffon vulture named Zora who is trapped in Syria, where it is completely uncertain what fate awaits him, comes a story about what it looks like when a man fulfills the basic task of his species, which is to help the weak, and even when it comes to a powerful bird of prey such as the griffon vulture. Histor…
Griffon vulture Zora, a bird from Serbia that reached Syria during migration, where, according to the Foundation for the Protection of Birds of Prey, it was captured.
The griffon vulture Zora from Serbia reached Syria during migration and was captured there, and the "kidnappers" are asking for money for her release, said Stefan Anđus from Fon
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