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Runaway capybara that escaped from Marwell Wildlife Park caught on camera

The Independent ·First reported
The IndependentRunaway capybara that escaped from Marwell Wildlife Park caught on camera
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Samba broke out of Marwell Zoo in March less than a day after arriving at the animal park in Hampshire

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