Key takeaways:
- The Dallas Zoo has closed while officials search for an escaped clouded leopard.
- The clouded leopard is a wild animal native to Southeast Asia with distinctive cloud-like markings and a long tail.
- The public is asked to remain vigilant and report any sightings of the animal, and not to approach it.
A clouded leopard has escaped its habitat at the Dallas Zoo, officials said on Friday, prompting the closure of the zoo as they search for the animal.
The Dallas Police Department is helping zoo officials in their search for the clouded leopard, which is believed to still be on the grounds.
“Given the nature of these animals, we believe the animal is still on grounds and hiding,” the zoo said in a statement.
The clouded leopard is a medium-sized wild cat native to Southeast Asia. They are known for their distinctive cloud-like markings and long tails.
The Dallas Zoo is asking the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings of the animal. They also remind people that the clouded leopard is a wild animal and should not be approached.
The zoo is working closely with the Dallas Police Department to ensure the safe return of the clouded leopard. They are asking anyone with information to contact the Dallas Zoo or the Dallas Police Department.
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