The search for Cinnamon the escaped capybara is to resume after efforts to find her were paused over fears she could move on to Ministry of Defence (MoD) land. She escaped from her enclosure at Hoo Zoo in Telford, Shropshire, on 13 September and since then has been living in zoo-owned woodland outside the site's perimeter.

After 'living her best life' in the wild for a week, Cinnamon is back at the zoo reunited with her twin brother, Churro - and is acclimatising to life back in captivity

Zoo says giant rodent Cinnamon’s mum and dad will be pleased to see her again after she is hauled from pond; she will have a short break before resuming her duties

She's quite possibly the most famous capybara in the world - here's everything we know about Shropshire's rogue rodent, Cinnamon.

A capybara that went missing from her enclosure in Telford, United Kingdom, was located on Wednesday after sparking a dayslong search.

After a week on the run, a capybara named Cinnamon has been safely captured and returned home. Cinnamon escaped from her enclosure at Hoo Zoo in Telford a week ago, after the gate to her enclosure was left open while keepers mowed the grass.

Cinnamon the giant rodent has finally been captured over a week after her grand escape from her habitat in Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World. The missing capybara was located on Wednesday by her team who were working around the clock to bring her home.

Escaped capybara finally captured after almost a week on the run - A video shared by the zoo on social media showed fugitive rodent Cinnamon being hauled from a pond in a metal cage

Cinnamon, the capybara missing for a week in the wilds, is "absolutely fine, other than a little bit tired," her keepers have confirmed. The giant rodent escaped from her enclosure at Hoo Zoo & Dinosaur World on Friday 13 September into nearby woodland in Telford,