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An extraordinary rescue unfolded in Jordan recently, capturing the hearts and imaginations of many. Asad Al-Jizawi, a dedicated animal wrangler, sprang into action to save a truly colossal owl, an event that quickly became a viral sensation across the nation.
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The tale began when reports surfaced about an injured, massive owl in the Al-Howfa Al-Wastiya area of Irbid. This wasn’t just any bird; it was identified as an Eagle Owl, known for its impressive size, with this particular specimen reportedly measuring a staggering three meters. Such a magnificent creature, especially one in distress, immediately caught the attention of local communities and animal enthusiasts alike, setting the stage for a remarkable intervention.
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Upon learning of the injured raptor, Asad Al-Jizawi, an experienced animal wrangler, wasted no time, promptly arriving at the scene and demonstrating his commitment to wildlife welfare. Without hesitation, Asad carefully secured the enormous bird, ensuring its safety while preparing it for the necessary care. His quick and compassionate response was crucial in providing immediate relief to the distressed owl, preventing further harm and initiating its path to recovery.
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Following its rescue, Asad ensured the majestic owl received the specialized treatment it desperately needed. The bird was then carefully transferred to the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN), where experts like Bashar Al-Rousan could oversee its continued rehabilitation. During this period, images and videos of the enormous owl and its rescuer quickly spread across social media, captivating Jordanians who were astonished by the bird’s sheer size and the heartwarming efforts to save it.
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