BARABOO, Wis. (AP) — The pachyderm was a startling sight for residents of one small Wisconsin neighborhood.
A full-grown elephant sauntered through Baraboo early last Friday morning on a brief walk of freedom.
Law enforcement officers quickly got in touch with the nearby Circus World Museum, home to the wandering pachyderm. A trainer arrived and led the elephant back to the circus complex.
Circus World spokesman Dave Saloutos says the elephant, named Kelly, was freed by her pachyderm partner, Isla, who used her trunk to disengage a restraint.
Saloutos says Kelly lumbered across the shallow Baraboo River and wandered into a neighboring backyard where she unlatched a gate and munched on some marigolds.
- Posted July 05, 2017
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