Japanese Zoo Simulates 'Leopard' Escaping in a Practice Drill

Japan's Tama Zoo had visitors riveted, watching an animal escape drill. A staff member dressed up as a snow leopard, escaped from its enclosure while other staff set up their nets, poles and tranquilizer darts. The zoo said the drill was designed to simulate animals escaping after disasters, like earthquakes. Yutaka Fukada is Tama Zoo's park director.