A capybara called Samba, which escaped from Marwell Wildlife Park in Hampshire, is seen on camera again months after she broke out. All outlets report that Samba fled her enclosure in March shortly after arriving at the park, and that her absence from keepers has lasted for more than six months.

The coverage largely aligns on the central update: new footage shows Samba still alive and at large, with some stories noting that she is using areas around the zoo and has been left food as part of keepers’ attempts to manage the situation without frightening her. The Mirror and Metro add detail about ongoing efforts—camera sightings and the idea of a carefully placed feeding spot—suggesting a gradual, monitored approach rather than an immediate capture.

The Daily Mail’s reporting in both Article 3 and Article 5 emphasizes that this is her first sighting in months and frames her as “alive and well,” while The Independent focuses on the initial break-out timeline and the fact that footage is available. Overall, outlets present the same basic event with differing emphasis on timing, imagery, and the keepers’ strategy.