They were looking for crabs, they thought they had seen a seal but they made an unexpected discovery in an iceberg

A group of fishermen were looking for crabs and ran into a strange figure off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador in the east Canada. This rare “item” was on an iceberg. They initially believed it was a seal, but later discovered that it was not like that.

Mallory harrigan, and the brothers cliff Yes Allan Russel, they verified that the blurry image they saw was a copy of Zorro Arctic, who the fishermen said was “starved” and “terrified” by the threat of attack by the fishermen. gaviotas who flew over the place in search of food.

“He probably got stuck there when I was looking to eat. Cliff had seen a piece of meat in the ice, which split and slipped out to sea, ”Harrigan explained. It was then that these men they decided to save him.

“At first it was very difficult to download it because I was trying to run away from U.S. We had to break the ice and catch it with the salabrousThey explained, referring to the use of a fishing net supported by a frame and a long handle, as if it were a shovel.

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Finally, when they put the animal on the boat, they improvised a bed on which they laid him down and covered him, to prevent the fox from having hypothermia due to the very cold temperatures of the place.

Already installed on the boat, nicknamed “The swan of the North”, the fishermen took pictures of the animal which was resting in a corner. A few hours later, they were able to give him feed him to regain strength, and once on land, the wild animal was published in its natural habitat.

In fact, fishermen are now seeing him again hurry around the William Bay area.

Alan Russell posted on the social network Facebook Regarding this episode: “We were near the ice preparing the bait, when we saw a lost arctic fox, more than 4 miles from the mainland!”we hope he recovers and save him! “.

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“thank God by these kind people, especially in these times when life, whether human or animal, seems import less and lessOne user wrote after the actions of the fishermen became known.