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Around 300 pink flamingo chicks were rescued by volunteers in eastern Algeria after the salt lake where they hatched dried up following years of high temperatures and drought. That’s according to reporting by AFP.
Thousands of flamingos migrate each year to nest in Lake Tinsilt, located about 280 miles southeast of the capital Algiers.
It is one of the largest wetlands in the country, with an area of more than
20 square kilometers.
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