LONDON: Prison break with a difference! A leak of the great apes caused panic in a German zoo and five chimpanzees escaped from their smart enclosure, with a makeshift ladder made of branches of trees. After scaling the wall, the primates were able to walk among the visitors to the zoo in 2500 The Hanover experience. While chimpanzees were content to savor life on the other side of the fence, a five year old girl and an elderly man and injured in the panic as staff hurriedly evacuated the park, Daily Mail reported.
A total of 27 seven police cars rushed to the scene on Wednesday to help lead the animals, which are often aggressive, strong and very capable of killing a human in seconds. They were joined by zookeepers armed with pepper spray.
"At first it was quiet and then panic broke out," they said. A five year old girl, was injured when she fell at the sight of them, but was not seriously injured. An old man also needed medical attention when he was locked in the tropical house in 100 degree heat, such as chimpanzees roamed outside.
Four of the five chimpanzees, seven in all live on the premises, tasted freedom and decided he did not like. They walked back to the case yourself, but Maxi pack leader was having on the outside. "He himself took him to see the gorilla of the head," Simone Hagenmeyer, zoo spokesman said.
"It was a little harder to convince the back. It's getting a little giving him a ladder to climb back into the compound," he said. An investigation is underway to determine what happened. The zoo could face a huge bill for the fleet of police, ambulances and fire trucks rushed to the scene.
A total of 27 seven police cars rushed to the scene on Wednesday to help lead the animals, which are often aggressive, strong and very capable of killing a human in seconds. They were joined by zookeepers armed with pepper spray.
"At first it was quiet and then panic broke out," they said. A five year old girl, was injured when she fell at the sight of them, but was not seriously injured. An old man also needed medical attention when he was locked in the tropical house in 100 degree heat, such as chimpanzees roamed outside.
Four of the five chimpanzees, seven in all live on the premises, tasted freedom and decided he did not like. They walked back to the case yourself, but Maxi pack leader was having on the outside. "He himself took him to see the gorilla of the head," Simone Hagenmeyer, zoo spokesman said.
"It was a little harder to convince the back. It's getting a little giving him a ladder to climb back into the compound," he said. An investigation is underway to determine what happened. The zoo could face a huge bill for the fleet of police, ambulances and fire trucks rushed to the scene.
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