VOICED : Storks bewildered by Polands

The video discusses the impact of an unexpected spring freeze on storks in Poland, which are crucial to the global population. The town of Sarnacki is feeding the storks to help them survive, as the cold weather has disrupted their usual springtime behavior. A veterinarian expresses concern about the storks' health, particularly their vulnerability to frostbite. The video also shares the story of Gustav, a stork rescued by a family, highlighting the challenges and legalities of caring for storks in Poland.

What measures are being taken in Sarnacki to help the storks survive the springtime freeze?

• Transporting them to a warmer region

• Feeding them chicken and other poultry

• Building nests for them in trees

• Providing them with warm shelters

What unusual behavior are the storks displaying during the springtime freeze?

• Flocking together, which is rare in spring

• Migrating back to Africa

• Hunting for food in groups

• Building nests on the ground

Why are the storks at the Warsaw Zoo particularly vulnerable during the freeze?

• They are not used to cold weather

• They have survived accidents and are weaker

• They are not fed properly

• They are younger than wild storks

What is the main concern for storks during the subzero temperatures?

• Their long thin legs are prone to frostbite

• Their wings might freeze

• They could run out of food

• They might get lost while flying

What is the family's plan for Gustav once the weather improves?

• Keep him as a pet

• Release him back into the wild

• Send him to a zoo

• Move him to a warmer country