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the exotic animals mostly lost. The latest news report said deputies had to shoot numerous animals at close range with their side arms - most on the way to the farm. The farm owner apparently let all the animals loose and then committed suicide. He had permits for all the animals as of last year. Jack Hanna of the Columbus Zoo said the sheriff did the right think issuing a shoot to kill order - that it is very difficult even under the best of circumstances to tranquilize a wild animal - and certainly not at night, in the rain, with formerly caged/cared for animals suddenly turned loose to fend for themselves. Fortunately, they had been fed the day they were turned loose. Hanna indicated he had lost a dear friend, a veterinarian, attempting to tranquilize a Bengal tiger - it leapt 18 ft upon the man and killed him.
Currently, a cougar, a bear, and a monkey are still loose. Some animals were captured but most were shot and killed. Of course, the animals did not deserve such a fate - but as long as people are given permits to keep wild, exotic animals, tragedies such as this can continue to occur.
56 animals let loose from the 73 acre farm; 49 killed - 6 rescued:
Killed -
18 rare Bengal tigers
9 male lions
8 lionesses
6 black bears
2 grizzly bears
3 mountain lions
2 wolves
1 baboon
Rescued -
one grizzly bear, three leopards and two macaques (a breed of monkey)
Still unaccounted for: 1 snow monkey with Herpes B virus - may have been eaten by one of the other animals.
Jack Hanna is receiving death threats - apparently some folks don't see the danger of 38 wild lions, 8 bears, 3 leopards, 2 wolves, and numerous baboons/monkeys running loose in the dead of night in close proximity to I-70, might pose to vulnerable humans.
There are reports that more monkeys/baboons and alligators were kept in the house and weren't let loose.