Otter Pair Remains at Large After Escaping Wis. Zoo During Storm and Having a 'Great Time' Sliding in the Snow
Two otters named Louie and Ophelia escaped from a zoo in Wisconsin during a winter storm after leaving through a 'small breach in buried fencing that they managed to enlarge.' The NEW Zoo & Adventure Park announced in a Facebook post that a professional tracker is searching for the animals.
2 Wisconsin zoo otters escape to play in snowstorm
Two playful Northern American river otters weaseled out of their enclosure at a Wisconsin zoo last week to explore and have fun in a snowstorm. The search continues for Louie and Ophelia, the otters that escaped through a small hole in a buried fence from NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in Green Bay, Wis. They have been out since early Thursday, March 20.
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