ATLANTA -- Tambo, an eastern bongo at Zoo Atlanta, somehow managed to leave his habitat Wednesday afternoon.
Zoo spokeswoman Keisha Hines said Tambo was not out of his habitat for long before a veterinary team found him. The eastern bongo was not aggressive or distressed during the incident.
A veterinarian was able to safely tranquilize Tambo and return him to his exhibit.
Hines said all zoo guests were escorted to buildings as a safety measure. The zoo was briefly closed Wednesday afternoon.
Zoo Atlanta officials are now investigating to determine how Tambo left his habitat.
Eastern bongos are a critically endangered antelope species native to eastern Africa.
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