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Crews rescued two bald eagles stuck in a Florida storm drain

Two bald eagles got caught in a storm drain in Orange County, Florida on Nov. 10, 2016.

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.


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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