Gallery: Escaped Leopard Continues to Evade Capture Amid Massive Cat-Hunt
May. 11, 2021
Teams with dogs, drones, and search devices are still looking for the third escaped leopard in Hangzhou. The city government told a press conference on Monday that the Hangzhou Safari Park concealed information for over three weeks since April 19, the day three leopards escaped from the park, to prevent negative publicity. Over 4,000 police, firefighters, officials and concerned citizens have participated in the search. An investigation of the incident is underway
A Red Cross staff arrives at the Hangzhou Safari Park with rescue dogs on Saturday afternoon. Photo: VCG
A Red Cross team starts to search for the escaped leopards on Saturday afternoon around the park. Photo: VCG
An emergency rescue team looks for the last escaped leopard on Saturday night around mountain areas in Fuyang District, Hangzhou, East China’s Zhejiang province. Photo: VCG
Police prepare another round of search with drones on Sunday in Hangzhou. Photo: The Paper
A police officer tries out a night vision device for use in the search for the last escaped leopard on Sunday evening in Hejia village, Hangzhou. Photo: VCG
Police uses a powered parachute to search for the last escaped leopard in Hejia Village on Sunday. Photo: VCG
An aerial view of Hejia village, Hangzhou, which was the focus of the search for the last escaped leopard on Sunday. Photo: VCG
The Hangzhou Safari Park is temporarily closed due to the escape of leopards. Photo: VCG
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