SEATTLE, Washington – Authorities in North Bend, Washington, were involved in a unique chase recently when four zebras were reported loose near eastbound I-90. The zebras had apparently escaped from a trailer, causing a commotion as they roamed near the highway.
Upon receiving reports of the zebras on the loose, officials quickly sprang into action to capture the animals. Three of the zebras were successfully captured, but one managed to evade authorities for a brief period before also being contained. The incident caused quite a spectacle for onlookers in the area.
The zebras, which had escaped onto a Washington state highway, were eventually corralled by authorities. The situation served as a reminder of the unpredictability of wildlife and the challenges that can arise when dealing with exotic animals.
Local residents were surprised to see zebras wandering along the highway, a sight not commonly seen in the area. The incident drew attention to the importance of properly securing and transporting exotic animals to prevent such events from occurring in the future.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the zebra chase, and all four animals were safely contained. The zebras were returned to a secure location, bringing an end to the unexpected escapade that had captured the attention of many in the community.
The zebras’ brief taste of freedom near I-90 in North Bend serves as a reminder of the need for diligence when handling and transporting exotic animals. The incident highlighted the swift response of authorities in addressing unusual situations and ensuring the safety of both residents and the animals involved.