Kangaroo Caught on Border Street: "Mr. Goethe" Returns to Alpaca Ranch in Halle

Summary

A kangaroo named "Mr. Goethe" was captured on Border Street in Halle, Germany. After a brief escape, he has been safely returned to his home at the Alpaca Ranch in Halle.

Background

Mr. Goethe is a 5-year-old red kangaroo who escaped from his enclosure at the Alpaca Ranch on Thursday. He was spotted wandering around Border Street on Friday morning.

Capture and Return

Animal control officers were called to the scene and were able to capture Mr. Goethe without incident. He was then taken back to the Alpaca Ranch and reunited with his herd.

Possible Causes of Escape

• Damage to the enclosure
• A gate left open
• Human error

Conclusion

Mr. Goethe's safe return is a relief for his owners and the community. Animal control officers are investigating the cause of the escape and are taking steps to prevent it from happening again.

Additional Information

Kangaroos are native to Australia and are the largest marsupials on Earth. Red kangaroos are the largest species of kangaroo, and can reach a height of over 6 feet and weigh over 200 pounds.

Kangaroos are herbivores and eat a variety of plants, including grasses, leaves, and flowers. They are also known for their powerful legs, which they use to jump and hop over long distances.