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Write a caption for this photo of a lion’s escape from a circus

The feline, named Kimba, was on the loose for about seven hours before he was recaptured
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Published: 12:15am, 27 Nov 2023
Length: 255 words
Write a caption for this photo of a lion’s escape from a circus

A lion escaped from a circus near Rome. Photo: Handout via Reuters

An adult lion named “Kimba” escaped from an Italian circus in the seaside town of Ladispoli for a Saturday night out.

Kimba was on the loose for about seven hours before he was recaptured. Local authorities are investigating how the lion escaped its metal enclosure.

“I am sorry because it is in prison. It should be in its environment, the savannah,” said Ladispoli resident Giuseppe Altavilla.

Reuters

What do you think Kimba felt when this was happening to him?

Send us a funny caption by filling out the form below or emailing [email protected] with your full name, age and school name.

The deadline is at 12pm on November 29. We’ll publish the best ones next week.

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A dog looks at a dog toy during the International Dog Show 2023 in Poznan, Poland. Photo: EPA-EFE
A dog looks at a dog toy during the International Dog Show 2023 in Poznan, Poland. Photo: EPA-EFE
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  • Enoch Kwan Tsz-ning (aged 13), Chang Pui Chung Memorial School: The dog thought, “The puppy stuffed animal is so cute because it looks like me🥰.”

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