Keeping the stork busy
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Keeping the stork busy

Published: 22 Jun. 2016, 20:47
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Stork nestlings, hatched naturally for the first time in 45 years, are fed Wednesday by one of the eight adult storks released last year in Yesan Oriental Stork Park in South Chungcheong. A park spokesperson said the nestlings will leave their nest in about a month, when their weight reaches four to five kilograms (9 to 11 pounds). [NEWSIS]
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