2024-04-02 20:45:14
Witnesses captured the moment in which a ostrich escaped from a Zoo for later run free through the streets of South Korea.
Several residents of the city of Seongnam, located in South Korea, managed to capture the exact moment in which an ostrich escaped from a zoo and began to run through the streets freely.
According to local media, the animal called Tadori was seen running on public roads, which caused the surprise of the inhabitants of this city, who did not take long to take out their cell phones to record the event.
You might be interested: The Xoxafi Caves are part of “The Best of Mexico”
It was also revealed that the ostrich escaped from an ecological park after finding a small space between the fences of the place.
Furthermore, this event occurred after his companion Yasuni died last month, which caused the animal to have signs of stress and aggression.
After an hour of running through the streets, the ostrich was captured near a building in Sangdaewon-dong, Seongnam.
Likewise, it was reported that there were no injuries while the animal was free on public roads; however, the ostrich had some bruises on its legs, but they have already been treated.
It should be noted that this species is recognized as one of the largest and heaviest birds on the planet, in addition to being the fastest after reaching a speed of 48 to 70 kilometers per hour.
I have many thoughts. pic.twitter.com/2IGeqAwOoa
— EUN YOO 은유 (@eunyoo_park) March 26, 2024
This incident is not the first to occur, in 2021 another ostrich escaped from a zoo in Pakistan, however, it was found running on local roads before being returned to the zoo.
You might be interested: Bizarrap announces session with Natanael Cano
The images and videos of the ostrich have gone around the world, so users have not been slow to express their opinion about it, some of these are the following:
“What was the ostrich thinking about while he was running?”
“But what is happening in the world.”
“Is an ostrich legal on the street?”
So far the clip has more than 10 thousand views.
THE
Related
2024-04-02 20:45:14