In a Vinpearl Safari Park in Vietnam, there was an animal accident recently, and a orangutan ran to the moat to pick up food left by human tourists, and accidentally fell into the river. After the on-site conservationists found out, they immediately dived from under the 3-meter-high wall and CPR for the orangutans, and many people were shocked and moved by the scene.
According to reports, the orangutan at the time of the incident saw humans throwing food into the park, and some food floated in the moat outside the orangutan island. Curious and voracious, the orangutan wanted to pick up human food, so he ran to the river, but one accidentally fell straight into the water. Since the orangutan itself is not familiar with water, it is obvious that this orangutan is constantly struggling in the water, and even the companions next to it are hurrying to check the situation, but there is nothing they can do.
When a male nurseryman at the scene discovered the situation, he immediately threw off the lifebuoy and jumped directly from the 3-meter-high fence into the river to rescue the orangutan. The conservationist struggled to swim to the orangutan, but found that the orangutan had drowned, and then the nurse took the orangutan to swim ashore and gave it CPR first aid.
Afterwards, the park said that fortunately, the conscientious nurse immediately gave the red orangutan first aid, and the drowning orangutan successfully recovered his life, and its recovery is currently good. In addition, the park also accused that warning signs have been set up to remind tourists not to feed food to animals, but there are still tourists who ignore the warning signs and insist on feeding and throwing food indiscriminately. #夏日成长计划 #
