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In Löffingen, around two dozen monkeys escaped from their enclosure in a zoo on Thursday. Employees initially tried unsuccessfully to recapture the animals. According to the police, the monkeys are considered harmless and fearful.
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Löffingen – Around two dozen monkeys escaped from their enclosure in a zoo in Baden-Württemberg on Thursday. According to initial findings, the animals were apparently able to leave their enclosure in Löffingen in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district due to construction work, as the Freiburg police announced. The 20 to 25 animals were in packs. Employees initially tried unsuccessfully to recapture the animals.
According to the police, the monkeys are considered harmless and fearful. The officials asked not to speak to, feed or capture the animals.
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