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Several dozen zoo animals—including tigers, lions, a hippopotamus, wolves, and hyenas—escaped from the zoo in Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi on Sunday after heavy flooding destroyed their cages and set them free. More than 30 animals escaped from the zoo, according to Reuters, although it’s far from clear how many are still missing. The floods have killed at least 12 people, including three zoo employees, reports the Associated Press. There are no reports that any of the deaths were due to animal attacks.