Three Hanuman Langurs Escape from Thiruvananthapuram Zoo
Three female grey langurs, also known as Hanuman langurs, escaped from their open enclosure at Thiruvananthapuram Zoo in Kerala on Sunday evening. The zoo’s director, Manjula Devi, explained that the langurs escaped when bamboo trees bent into their enclosure.
Manjula Devi stated, “We have four Hanuman langurs, three of them were brought from Haryana Zoo and one from Tirupati Zoo. Somehow three female langurs escaped from the open enclosure. Today morning we found that three of them escaped. All of them are nearby and on the tree. They are under our control.”
The langurs are still on the zoo premises, and zookeepers are keeping a close watch on them, trying to lure them back.
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Hanuman Langurs -: Hanuman Langurs are a type of monkey found in India. They are named after the Hindu god Hanuman, who is often depicted as a monkey.
Thiruvananthapuram Zoo -: Thiruvananthapuram Zoo is a place in Kerala where many different animals are kept so people can see and learn about them.
Kerala -: Kerala is a state in the southern part of India. It is known for its beautiful backwaters and green landscapes.
Manjula Devi -: Manjula Devi is the director of Thiruvananthapuram Zoo. A director is a person who is in charge of running the zoo.
Haryana -: Haryana is a state in northern India. It is known for its rich culture and history.
Tirupati -: Tirupati is a city in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is famous for the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, a very important Hindu temple.
