Society | Oct 02

Missing sea lion pup found safe in Osaka zoo

Oct 02 (NHK) - A baby sea lion that was missing since last week has been found safe at a zoo in Osaka City, western Japan.

The three-month-old female California sea lion went missing at Tennoji Zoo last Thursday.

Zoo officials suspected that the pup went out of the sea lions' pool through a drain whose cover was open.

On Tuesday morning, the officials searched for the pup near the area as barking was heard there the previous day. They found her in a drainage pipe near the pool.

The officials say she appears well, but that they will have her health checked.

A staff member who found the pup said he was excited and relieved to see her alive.

Source: ANNnewsCH


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