Ukraine's zoom a zoo fled, and was chased to ride a bicycle home

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to the "Daily Mail" reported on September 6, a black orangutan escaped the zoo of Halkov, a city in northeast Ukraine, wandering around the street. On September 5, local time, the breeder finally chased it. After some "consultations", chimpanzees obediently put on raincoats, and then rode a bicycle with the breeder back to the zoo.

This is a chimpanzee named "Qiqi". After Halkov's bombardment, it escaped from the city's Ferdeman Ecological Park.

Qiqi wanders on the street

Since then, some citizens have often captured it on the streets of Halkov.

The videos of people shot showed that Qiqi has been wandering on the street, sometimes unwillingly jumping, and sometimes running on the lawn.

On September 5, with the help of volunteers, the zoo staff finally found Qiqi.

A video shows the interaction between the staff and Qiqi. After seeing Qiqi, a female staff member first squatted down, then Qiqi sat down quietly, and the staff sat next to it. They looked at it for a while, as if silent communication.

Qiqi put on the raincoat

The next video showed that the female staff took off her yellow raincoat and put it on Qiqi's body. Qiqi flexibly stretched her arms into her sleeves. With the help of the staff, she put on the raincoat smoothly.

After a while, Qiqi climbed a bicycle, and the three staff members escorted Qiqi to cross the street.

The staff escorts Qiqi

Girigriervev, the chief of the Fundman Ecological Park Zoo, said Qiqi had returned safely.

But the zoo owner Feldman said that although the animals had been sent back to the zoo, the shells broke their fences, so they were no longer safe.

"The pain of the animal's war is no less than that, and the secret of the recovery of animals is simple, that is, love and care, there is a quiet sky on the top of the head," said Feldman.

The zoo is now reopened, and the animals living there can get daily care, but because the attack on the city center continues, it is still closed to the public.

In Russia and Ukraine's conflict, Feldman Ecological Park was attacked by rockets, which died of more than 100 animals and six volunteers trying to evacuate.

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