On March 12 at approximately 8:06 AM, a report was received regarding an incident in Jonavos district, specifically on Vilties Street, where a beaver had fallen into an opened sewer well that was about 2 meters deep. The local firefighters arrived on the scene and found the animal still alive but aggressive, which complicated the attempts to safely rescue it. The presence of an aggressive animal posed a significant risk to the rescuers, thereby delaying any immediate action to bring the beaver to safety.

In light of the situation, the firefighters contacted the Environmental Protection Agency, acknowledging that professional assistance may be necessary to deal with the aggressive beaver. The situation reflects the challenges faced by local emergency services when responding to wildlife incidents, especially when animals exhibit aggressive behaviors that can pose safety risks. It raises questions about wildlife management and the protocols in place for handling similar scenarios in urban environments.

The incident highlights the intersection of human activity with wildlife, as urban developments often encroach on animal habitats leading to confrontations between the two. As the community awaits further action from environmental authorities, it underscores the need for awareness regarding wildlife behavior and the necessary precautions when interacting with wild animals, ensuring safety for both humans and wildlife in such circumstances.