Fugitive Capybara Caught After 2 Months on the Run

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Capybaras are native to South America but in recent years have become popular attractions at zoos worldwide, with the semi-aquatic rodents becoming unlikely darlings of the internet.

The zoo said the trio made their April breakout when another capybara Bazong -- "Big Shot" -- broke through a fence.

Bazong was later found relaxing in a lake.

It took seven or eight zoo staff to trap the second accomplice, Duoduo or "Hide Hide", in a rubbish bin.

But Doubao eluded capture, with the zoo in May issuing a mock wanted poster accusing him of engaging in a mass jailbreak.

Officials at one point offered a reward of frozen fried rice, a carton of eggs, capybara-themed merchandise and lifetime entry to the zoo to anyone with information about his whereabouts.

A zoo representative also repeatedly pleaded for Doubao's return on live-streamed videos, Tuesday's statement said.

Source: AP

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