Flooding in south China leaves animals loose after a zoo reports that some of its alpacas and mini pigs escape when the facility is affected by heavy rain and rising waters. According to reports, the zoo’s grounds are inundated and the escapees are seen in flooded areas, with residents helping search for or capture the animals. The zoo warns that the animals may be frightened and could be potentially aggressive. Other wildlife incidents are also reported in the same affected region: a snake breeding facility is said to have been washed away, and videos circulating from flooded towns show villagers capturing escaped snakes. The reports describe the situation as unfolding across multiple communities impacted by the floods, with local people and the zoo working to manage the escapees and prevent further issues as water levels recede. No specific details are provided in these accounts on injuries or whether all animals are recovered.