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He saved a polar bear that was “trembling” and dying from its terrible hunger.

Bell desperately scoured the Dixon settlements in the Siberian Arctic to seek help from the people.

The mouth of a polar bear named Monetocca was filled with a can of condensed milk and he was unable to eat or drink.

Also, the sharp edges of the can dig into the skin.

Dixon villagers attempted to remove the object but failed and contacted authorities.

Veterinarians at the Moscow Zoo have battled against the harsh climatic conditions of the Arctic and have reached a defenseless bear on time.

A tragic video of the moment Monetchika, barely two years old, was rescued by a group of heroes.

They made drinks for the animals and then took the can out of their mouths.

Experts reassured Monetchika in the face of the difficult procedure (Image: Reuters)

Mikhail Arcinetsky, chief veterinarian of the Moscow Zoo, comforts a polar bear with a can in an Arctic village of Dikson on the Taymyr Peninsula, Russia, on July 21, 2022. Norilsk / Handout Press Office via from Reuters. Publisher: This image was provided by a third party. No resale. There is no file. compulsory credit.

The animals could not eat or drink because of the tin (Image: Reuters)

Mikhail Alcinetsky, chief veterinarian at the Moscow Zoo, said:

-The can got stuck and the lid was placed on his tongue.

The animal crushed the tongue and was several days, and the tongue was swollen.

The bear could not drink or eat.

We calmed him down, removed the tin, and gave him antibiotics and anti-inflammatories.

On July 21, 2022, in an arctic settlement of Dikson on the Taymyr Peninsula, Russia, a veterinarian stuck the tongue of a calm polar bear into a can and laid it on the ground. Nornickel / Handout Press Office REUTERSAttentionEditors-This image was provided by a third party. No resale. There is no file. compulsory credit.

Monetchika quickly recovers from trials: helped by 50kg of donated fish (Image: Reuters)

A two-year-old boy desperately approaches people because the can sticks to his mouth

A group of veterinarians flew 2,125 miles to reach the area.

After her rescue, the weakened Monetchika was put in a cage and flown 50 miles to the tundra by helicopter.

The vet has prepared 50kg of fish to help the young bear recover in the wild.

The polar bears were discovered by a group 1.9 miles from Dixon Airport.

The settlement (population 676) is one of the northernmost settlements in the world, named for the Swedish explorer Baron Oscar Dickson.

Nornickel, Russia’s leading nickel and palladium mining and smelting company, financed the rescue and provided transportation.

Monetchika is believed to have found a can in the dump while looking for food.

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