'We believe animals' escape was caused due to an act of sabotage by animal rights activists who protest each year,' Munoz claimed as reported by The Guardian. 'Thank God, nothing happened,' he said, adding that the circus had filed a complaint after learning that the electric fence surrounding the animals' enclosure had been cut. They further added that the animals were properly taken care of before they were returned to the circus' authorities. One of the circus's managers, Mati Munoz, expressed delight that the Bactrian camels, with two humps and thick, shaggy coats, have been caught safely. Taking to Twitter, Spanish national police said, 'Several camels and a llama escaped from a circus in Madrid overnight this evening.' They also shared images of the camels and Ilama along with the post. However, Quiros Circus, which owns the animals, blamed animal rights groups for the incident. The animals were seen wandering around Carabranchel's southern district, near to the location of the circus. According to Spanish authorities, the animals escaped from a nearby circus, as reported by The Guardian. In what could be termed as a rarity, as many as eight camels and a llama were found roaming on the streets in Madrid on Thursday night.

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