Flaco the escaped NYC owl can remain in wild: zoo
On-the-lam Flaco the owl can remain in the wild, thanks to his killer instincts, Central Park Zoo officials say.
“We are going to continue monitoring Flaco and his activities and to be prepared to resume recovery efforts if he shows any sign of difficulty or distress,” the Manhattan zoo assured Flaco’s fans in a statement over the weekend.discovered vandals had cut the stainless-steel meshingFlaco the owl can remain free as long he keeps hunting and killing to feed himself, zoo officials say.
But Flaco proved he can make it in the big city as much as anyone else — by showing clear signs he’s been stuffing himself on Central Park’s plentiful bounty of rats, zoo officials said.Legions of adoring but worried fans have kept an eye on Flaco wherever he lands.And that’s a good thing, because he’d proven exceedingly hard to corner as he soars above Upper Manhattan near the famed green space, including by its skating rink.
“He’s catching prey on his own. He continues to fly better and better,” Barrett said. “He seems to be enjoying himself out there.”
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