Following a marathon operation, forest department officials rescued a spotted deer from a 100-foot-deep (30.48 metres) well in southern India's Andhra Pradesh.<br /><br />The visuals came out of a farm well at Veernagudi village of Gandhara Nellore town in Chittoor district on June 20.<br /><br />According to reports, the deer ventured out of the forest and entered a farm in the area.<br /><br />The animal fell into the well while trying to run after seeing a person.<br /><br />Forest department officials were alerted who rushed to the spot to rescue the animal.<br /><br />The video shows the officials climbing down into the well and using a rope to haul the animal out.<br /><br />They restrain the deer to the ground and tie ropes to its body.<br /><br />Following this, the animal was pulled out of the well.<br /><br />Sources suggest the animal suffered minor bruises on its mouth.<br /><br />The deer was later released into the nearby forest.
