It's not as cool as a lion or a unicorn running free in a metropolitan area, but there's still something kind of exciting about a zebra escaping a circus and making a break for it in downtown Atlanta. The zebra, part of the Ringling Bros. circus was apparently startled by something and, rather than simply waiting around to see what was going on, it made a break for a hole in the fence and headed into traffic.
Police and other officials tried to round up the animal which made its way past the Georgia Dome, past CNN headquarters and down to the interstate, where it was finally caught.
According to the vet, aside from a little hoof damage from running on concrete, the zebra is fine and will be back to performing unnatural tricks for children in no time. Watch video of the incident here.


























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Saturday 20 February
By PalmSprings
Poor Zebra, he just wanted to run free! He must have been scared witless while running down the Atlanta Freeway during rush hour.
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Sunday 21 February
By Fitness Products Online
This is like a scene straight out of Madagascar. Go Marty!!!! Fitness Products Online
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Wednesday 31 March
By Amanda
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it was announced not long after the incident that the zebra had to be put down. Representatives from Ringling insist it was because the zebra's hoof damage would keep it from living a comfortable life, and not because it affected his ability to perform.
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