ReutersThree camels that escaped their nativity scene enclosure, confusing drivers in the Australian city of Brisbane, have been returned safely to their owner.
The animals escaped by opening the gate of their pen at the Bridgeman Baptist Community Church, local media reported.
The trio was later caught after they stopped to eat some grass.
“Our camels got a bit lost on the way to Bethlehem!” the Church posted on its Facebook page.
A caravan of free-roaming Christmas camels have caused commuter chaos in Brisbane this morning, seen strolling into oncoming traffic after escaping their enclosure. 🐫
The beasts from Bridgeman Baptist Community Church’s Bethlehem walk were eventually wrangled to safety.#9News pic.twitter.com/Ljnh2RKhBz
— 9News Queensland (@9NewsQueensland) December 16, 2022
“I was surprised when I got the call, yeah,” their owner, Whane Morris, told 9 News. He gave motorists credit for slowing down for the camels.
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