BERMAN: Let's show you some of the craziest pictures you will ever see. Intense flooding turned deadly and literally wild in the nation of Georgia. The raging flood waters killed at least 12 people in the capital with incredible pictures. Wolves and bears and cats and a hippo fled the zoo wandering the streets and floods damaged the city zoo. Our senior international correspondent, Matthew Chance, is tracking the latest for us from Moscow. Good morning, Matthew.</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, John. It is an incredible scene in the capital in the former state of Georgia. The flood waters affected the city. The zoo has been the focus of the reporting because there were 600 animals inside the zoo. The zoo officials say half of them are still there. The other half, some 300 animals, are not accounted for. Some of them have been killed. A lot of them have been killed. Others are still out there roaming the streets of the city. They are in the high ground outside of the city. We are talking lions and tigers and hyenas and crocodiles swimming in the flooded streets, amazing picture of a hippo tranquilized by zookeepers and taken back into to the enclosure. And this poses an enormous threat to the public. Georgia has deployed its army to track down the animals and to kill them if necessary. People have taken matters into their hands. The authorities saying that people have their own hunting rifles and they are going out and shooting animals that they see. It is pretty chaotic, very dangerous and absolutely astonishing scenes on the streets.</s>BERMAN: All right, Matthew Chance for us. I cannot believe the scene. Matthew, I appreciate it.</s>ROMANS: All right, "Jurassic World" stomping all over box office records. Just how much does nostalgia pay? That's next.
Wild Animals On The Loose