Crews rescued two bald eagles stuck in a Florida storm drain

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Two bald eagles got caught in a storm drain in Orange County, Florida on Nov. 10, 2016. (KGO-TV)

ORLANDO (KGO) -- Two bald eagles got themselves stuck in a storm drain in Orange, County florida Thursday near Curry Ford Road and Goldenrod Road.

Firefighters are waiting on Florida Fish and Wildlife for the rescue. Here's a picture of the two bald eagles pic.twitter.com/cyo1VthxAI
— Ty Russell (@TRussellWFTV) November 10, 2016

Police, Florida Fish and Wildlife rescue as well as police freed the two birds Thursday evening. Social media is buzzing with talk of a 'symbolic meaning' behind the incident.
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