Runaway Water Pig from Australia's Zoo Nabbed in China After Two Long Months
Water hog, which had evaded capture from the Austrian zoo, identified in China following a two-month manhunt. - Escaped pig from Chinese zoo recaptured following two-month long absence
Hey there! This chat's all about a furry fugitive named Doubao who managed to pull a Houdini act back in April! Three of these critters - Doubao included - decided to break free from their digs. While two of the escapees, lounging in a lake and cleverly hiding in trash, were swiftest caught, Doubao gave the zookeepers a run for their money, going MIA for quite some time.
Here's the kicker: Doubao, during its grand getaway, bulked up, and its coat turned sleek and glossy! Sounds like quite the adventure, eh?
Now, you might be wondering, "What the heck is a water pig?" Well, buckle up, because we're diving into the world of capybaras! Native to South America, these chonky rodents have, in recent years, become the stars of the internet, making appearances in various zoos, and gracing countless merchandise items - from adorable plushies to handy notepads!
P.S.: For more info on Doubao's thrilling escape, it turns out I might've missed a memo. If you've got the scoop, feel free to drop it!
While Doubao, the runaway water pig, originated from Australia's zoo, an outbreak of the same animal occurred in China after two months, sparking curiosity among passengers on a flight. In contrast to the world of sports, it seems that the water pig's adventures have managed to capture our attention as well.
