"Who can come to rescue me..." When doing the project, in addition to being careful and careful, you must also carefully check whether there will be wild animals trapped because of this! A few days ago in Arizona, a group of workers just poured into the cement that has not yet solidified to prepare for construction, but found a hairy "stone" in the undried cement?!
The workers took a closer look and found that the hairy stone turned out to be a raccoon, in order to rescue it, the workers began to find a way, but also worried that jumping into the cement would not come out, they could only put down a long pole, hoping that the raccoon could climb out along the pole on its own.
The raccoon, which was constantly struggling in the cement, was already dying at this time, but after seeing the pole, it still used its strength to slowly climb up, and when it finally climbed the wall, it fell into another cement ground because of its unsteady steps.
However, its will to survive is very strong, although the cement on its body is gradually drying out, and the body's mobility is slower than just now, it still tries very hard to climb the pole, until it finally falls to the ground exhausted...
Workers, not knowing how to help the raccoons clean the cement, and fearing that it would be too late to save the cement when the cement dried, quickly picked up the phone and called the local Wildlife Conservation Center to ask them to come to the rescue.
The volunteers were also quite surprised to see the raccoon, saying: "The more the raccoon tried to escape from the cement, the deeper it sank, and the temperature that night was quite low, the cement began to slowly solidify, and it began to enter a state of detemperature." It's a miracle to survive!"
Linda Searles, director of the Wildlife Conservation Centre, also said: "If you've ever touched a dry cement, you know how hard it is to wash it off." Because when the raccoon arrived, it had dried and undried cement on its body, and the volunteers had to constantly replace the razor to help remove its hair, even the cement.
After a week of recuperation, the raccoon finally slowly recovered, but the doctor determined that it was old, and it was not sure whether it was suitable for wild release after full recovery, and now it is still in the wildlife center to enjoy a daily meal, and every time it sees these volunteers who have saved him, their eyes will burst into tears, as if to thank them: "Thank you~"
Fortunately, this raccoon was found trapped in the cement floor, otherwise it would not be found until the cement was all dry, and the consequences would be really unimaginable... #夏日成长计划 #
