Five Llamas Escape Owner and Wander Train Tracks in Utah!
- A small herd of llamas was seen on train tracks in Provo, Utah, on Thursday evening.
- Emergency responders were dispatched to collect the five escaped llamas, but train services continued without delay.
- As of 10 p.m. local time, it was unclear if the llamas had been recaptured, raising questions about their escape.
On Thursday evening, emergency responders were alerted to a small herd of llamas found wandering on train tracks in Provo, Utah. The Utah Transit Authority reported that five llamas had escaped from their owner and were seen along the Union Pacific line. Although crews were quickly dispatched to capture the animals, train services were not impacted during the incident. By 10 p.m. local time, approximately three and a half hours after the initial reports, it was unclear whether the llamas had been successfully rounded up. Details regarding how they managed to escape or their original location were not provided, leaving room for curiosity about the circumstances surrounding this unusual occurrence. The incident reflects the challenges faced by both transit authorities and animal owners in ensuring the safety of animals in urban environments.