Storks and Their Babies Make a Comeback in France | National Geographic

[@NoxNoctisUmbra]

Beautiful birds. When I lived in Poland as a kid on a farm, we had them everywhere. Very majestic creature when in flight.

[@SladkaPritomnost]

I'm always fascinated by their ability to travel such long distances only relaying on their own wings.

[@RitaFerreiraMatosMD1953]

Bom saber que programas de recuperação da espécie deram resultados. NINHOS LINDOS.

[@roncollins1701]

Absolutely wonderfull, I wish that the people here in Australia would take notice of this video and learn a valuable lesson namely WE HUMANS ARE ONLY ONE SPECIES ON EARTH AND WE RISK CATASTROPHE IF WE WIPE OUT ALL THE OTHER SPECIES

[@kalmage136]

Wahhhh this documentary isn't long enough ~ I wouldn't mind learning more about these birds and how they're making a good comeback ^^. Didn't know they can be hand-raised by humans and they wouldn't react in such a dangerous way, it's quite interesting and settle.

[@DroneGirl1]

Wow very nice, unfortunately not many storks in Ireland :) all of our old castles and ruins are filled with some other birds etc :) well then we've got the buzzards and so on :) Good video Thumbs up ! :)

[@lydiasanz6854]

Muy interesante.

[@bokeflo]

Storks are beautiful birds. This is what National Geographic does best.

[@catcatgirl]

Wonderful

[@adinfinitum6075]

Yesssss wonderful news

[@GodJa420]

What is the Stork's Stork? Science may never solve this baffling mystery.

[@DroneGirl1]

-GodJa- Nice one :) Greetings from Ireland! :)

[@onenotused9327]

W.t.f.? I thought I would see them delivering the little human babies!? Lol!

[@morrisseyowesmemoney]

If the stork population is so small, why is the human population so high?

[@Taimanin_Akeno]

Hopefully they help or try to help infant storks that were less fortunate to be tossed by their parents. Possibly those who survived a fall get rehabilitated?