See It: Ostrich 'Tadori' Runs Wild on Traffic-Filled Streets of South Korea After Zoo Escape
The zoo's owner says the flightless bird, which is native to Africa, escaped by squeezing between fences at the facility.
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The zoo's owner says the flightless bird, which is native to Africa, escaped by squeezing between fences at the facility.
SEOUL — An ostrich that escaped from a zoo in the South Korean town of Seongnam has been captured, local authorities said on Tuesday (March 26), after it spent an hour dodging vehicles in heavy traffic, surprising many drivers. Witnesses posted pictures and video of the male ostrich named Tadori on social media, after he broke free from a zoo...
An ostrich escaped from a zoo in South Korea and was caught on camera running through traffic on a busy road before being recaptured.
A 4-year-old male ostrich named Tadori escaped from a zoo in Seongnam, South Korea, on Tuesday and was seen running through traffic on a busy street.
The male ostrich, named Tadori, became an internet sensation after witnesses posted pictures and video of him jaywalking on social media.