A fox cub is rescued after spending nearly two days with its head trapped inside a plastic bottle, according to UK news reports. Wildlife experts say the incident highlights the risks litter poses to animals when items are left in the environment. The rescue effort takes place after the cub’s head remains stuck for almost two days, preventing it from freeing itself. Reports describe the animal being recovered by rescuers after the prolonged entrapment, allowing it to be removed from the bottle safely. The coverage also calls on the public to dispose of litter responsibly to reduce the chances of similar incidents affecting wildlife. While outlets differ slightly in wording—some describe the cub as spending almost two days and others as nearly two days with its head trapped—each account attributes the problem to the animal becoming stuck in a plastic bottle and emphasizes that proper litter management can help prevent harm to animals. The reports collectively focus on the rescue outcome and the broader message about preventing entanglement and trapping caused by discarded plastic.