Lions Escaped Sydney Zoo Through gap in broken fence

Lions Escaped Sydney Zoo Through gap in broken fence

Five Lions Managed to Escape Their Enclosure AT Taronga Zoo After Squeezing Through A GAP IN A BROKEN FENCE.
A Review into the dramatic incident Found Swages – ClampS That Join Wire Cables Together – Buckled, Enabling Lining That Connects The MesH Fance to a Tension cable to unravel.
The Escapes were The Able to Create and Squeeze Through a GAP.

“The Lions Played and Interacted with the Fence for Approximately 20 Minutes Before Four Cubs, and Later Adult Male Ato, Were Able to Breach It,” The Facility Said.
“Lionss Maya and One Cub Chose to Remain in the Exhibit. ”
ATO AND THE FOUR OTHER CUBS EXPLORED THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MAIN CONTAINMENT FENCE, REMAINING WITHIN METRES OF THES EXHIBIT BEFORE TRYING TO FIND THEIR WAY BACK UNDER THE FENCE.

“While Trying to find an access back into the exhibit, Two of the Cubs Moved Past A Secondary Fence Within The Zoo,” The Facility Said.
“One Cub Made ITS OWN WAY BACK INTO THE EXPLATIVE, WHILE THE OTHER WAS SAFELY QUALISED AND LATER RETURNED TO THE DENS. ”
The Lions Remain in A Back-F-House Holding Area While Taronga Waits for Specialist Engineering Advice.

If any repairs or reinforcements are Needed, The Zoo Will Need to Seek Approval From The NSW Department of Primary Industries Before Returning The Lions to Their Main Exhibit..

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