Back in care at Wildlife Park
The red panda, missing and living wild in the north of the island for weeks, has been recaptured.
Kush is back in the Curraghs Wildlife Park.
Kush absconded on October 16th after a tree fell across the enclosure and allowed him to scamper up it and out.
Since then he has been spotted on cameras but had remained at liberty.
General Manager at the Wildlife Park Kathleen Graham says Kush was found in a garden at Tholt y Will:-
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