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Kidnapped rare Serbian eagle freed into wild after rescue

BBC News·August 7, 2026
Kidnapped rare Serbian eagle freed into wild after rescue

Feliks, a rare Serbian eagle, has been freed into the wild after being rescued from poachers. He was kidnapped as a young bird when he first flew the nest in Serbia and was taken to the Middle East. Poachers had demanded a ransom for Feliks' safe return, but he has now been successfully rescued and released back into his natural habitat. The successful rescue operation has ensured the eagle's safe return to the wild.

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