Wolves remain uncontrolled after fleeing zoo in Canada, claiming they may have been released intentionally.
The Greater Vancouver Zoo has been closed after an incident in which a "small number" of wolves were still roaming free.
In a statement, the zoo said most of the wolves are in safe custody and their escape methods are "suspicious and believed to be malicious."
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) investigation is currently underway into how they escaped from the zoo through a deliberate hole in the fence.
"The Langley RCMP is investigating what appears to be trespassing and vandalism," zoo officials said in a statement.
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Global News)According to the zoo's website, there are usually 15 wolves and six cubs in captivity, but it is not clear how many have escaped.
All that was said in the zoo's statement was that most had been recovered and that "a few" were left free.
It is also stated that wolves pose no threat to civilians.
Police and conservation officers were called after the wolf escaped, and so far there have been no reports of animal attacks or injuries.
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Global News)The Conservation Department of British Columbia toldCTV News that if people see such animals, He said they needed to "keep their distance". Wolf.
Families heading to the zoo were turned away at the gate on social media, and official Facebook and Instagram posts said the zoo was closed. rice field.
A statement on the zoo's website now reads: It is considered suspicious and malicious.
"Most of the wolves have been returned to the care of our animal health and welfare team. GVZoo staff are actively looking for the few remaining missing wolves."
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Getty Images)"Zoo officials say there is no danger to the public and anyone who sees wolves in the Greater Vancouver Zoo area should contact:
"If you have any information, please contact The Greater. Vancouver Zoo 604-856-6825 ext. 2004 Langley RCMP 604-532-3200. BC Ranger. Service 1-877-952-7277."
