A kind-hearted man decided to intervene in Nature to help the poor swan give birth.
For more than a decade, this boy had been watching the swan’s nest, which had been destroyed by floods or predators, so he decided to walk to help him.
The “unlucky” swan laid eggs in the yard of the Jones Shipyard in St. Ivy, England, for ten years in a row, but only because they disappeared each time.
But in her year her fortunes changed, she finally became a mother, thanks to the efforts of a good Samaritan.
Rob Adamson, who lives in a narrowboat, has noticed the fate of this swan over the years, so he decided it was enough.
Adamson, who is a big swan lover, even rescued it once, raised the bar, and first built a fence to keep out predators, mostly foxes.
But then he noticed that the water level kept rising, so the swan’s nest was in danger again. But the resolute man also saved the day.
“He is the most unsuccessful swan. “I had to make sure they survived,” the man told the BBC.
“You should not have intervened, but the thing was that they were all going to die. So I could not go to bed knowing that.
“I knew I would regret it if I did nothing to save them.”
It was said that Adamson built a ferry where the swan family could safely nest. In this way, “predators” and natural phenomena were kept away. In the end, the man’s efforts paid off.
A few weeks after all the swan eggs hatched, eight perfect zebras saw the light of day. Both parents have such a scene, but our hero could not be more proud.
“I’ve been walking around the harbor for the past week like a future dad,” Adamson said. “When I saw them start coming out, I was very happy, it’s like winning the lottery.”
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