ORLANDO, Fla. — Officials in Orlando are trying to solve a mysterious string of swan deaths at Lake Eola Park.
One commissioner in Orlando told Channel 9 that at least five swans have been found dead over the last few weeks.
That includes the death of a black-neck swan discovered in the park last weekend.
Watch: ‘Make things better for them’: Winter Park group sews & quilts for pets at local animal shelters
Last November, veterinarians came out to Lake Eola for the annual “Swan Round-Up” event to give the swans a medical evaluation.
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Veterinarians and volunteers gathered together more than 50 swans during the event.
Watch: Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
Officials said weighed the swans and gave them shots at a temporary clinic.
The recent cases of swan deaths are currently under investigation.
Click here to download our free news, weather and smart TV apps. And click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.