In an incredible display of loyalty and affection, a stork shows the world that humans still have a lot to learn from wildlife.
In an incredible display of loyalty and affection, a stork shows the world that humans still have a lot to learn from wildlife. 
It all started back in 1993 when Klepetan’s partner – Malena, got injured after being hit by a hunter.
While Klepetan spends the winters in South Africa, his soulmate is enjoying the warm of her caretaker home. As the teacher explained, the bird is already part of the family.
Every season, the pair bring up chicks and after they raise them together, the male is teaching the to fly and then he’s leading them to South Africa, during the winters.
The locals are so excited about their famous lovebird and they’re all waiting the early of March for Klepetan to return. So far, the oldest recorded living stork was 39 years.
