Zoo Flood Incident and Animal Escape

Severe flooding in Tbilisi, Georgia, led to the escape of numerous zoo animals, including lions, tigers, and wolves. The flood, caused by heavy rains, loosened animal cages, resulting in the death of three zoo workers and 12 people overall. Rescue teams focused on tranquilizing the animals, but some had to be killed for public safety. Authorities urged residents to stay indoors until all animals were accounted for.

What natural event caused the zoo animals to escape in Tbilisi?

• An earthquake

• A tornado

• A severe flood

• A wildfire

Which river's overflow led to the flooding of the zoo?

• River Danube

• River Veer

• River Thames

• River Nile

How many zoo workers were confirmed dead due to the flood?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

Which of the following animals was NOT mentioned as having escaped?

• Tigers

• Wolves

• Elephants

• Lions

What was the primary method used by rescue officials to handle the escaped animals?

• Tranquilizing them

• Building new enclosures

• Luring them back with food

• Shooting them

How many wolves were found near a Children's Hospital?

• Seven

• Four

• Five

• Six

By Sunday evening, how many people were confirmed dead due to the flood?

• Ten

• Eleven

• Thirteen

• Twelve

What advice did authorities give to residents following the animal escape?

• Help capture the animals

• Stay indoors

• Evacuate the city

• Visit the zoo for updates