Eaglet Rescued After Swallowing Fishhook at U.S. Steel Plant in Pennsylvania
A two-week-old eaglet was rescued from a U.S. Steel Plant in Pennsylvania after swallowing a fishhook. The incident was captured on a live camera set up by U.S. Steel Corporation at their Mon Valley Works Irvin Plant. The eaglet, part of a family of eagles nesting near the plant, ingested the hook and filament line from a fish brought to the nest by its parents. After the eaglet was spotted in distress, officials coordinated a rescue operation, transporting the bird to West Virginia for surgery to remove the hook and line. The operation was successful, and the eaglet is recovering. 
