If you found yourself near the sea, on slippery rocks, when the weather changed and the waves came crashing down towards you, what would you do? Head in the opposite direction and get onto safe, dry land as soon as possible, right? Anyone would. But if you had a friend with you who fell in the water, how far would you go to rescue them? Where do you draw the line between wanting to save them, and wanting to stay alive yourself?
The poor defenseless creature had been swept away by a wave, and it stood no chance. Within a matter of minutes, it would have been dragged away into the ocean and drowned, but two men passing by refused to let it happen. Putting themselves into considerable danger - climbing over jagged rocks at the water's edge and leaning all the way in - they managed to grab the lost sheep and pull it to safety.