Banksy, the elusive British street artist, has created several animal-themed murals all around London.
From a mountain goat perched on a building buttress to piranhas circling a police guard post to a rhinoceros mounting a car, the artworks have been showing up in the most unlikely places around the capital for nine straight days, with the last one at the London Zoo.
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A view of a Banksy artwork at the London Zoo depicting a gorilla lifting up a shutter at the entrance allowing a number of birds to escape, while the eyes of other animals can be seen lurking in the darkness. — Reuters
Contractors beginning to dismantle a billboard with the Banksy artwork depicting a stretching cat in Cricklewood, north-west London. — AP
People removing an artwork by Banksy, depicting a howling wolf painted on a satellite dish that was placed on a shop roof in Peckham, south London. — AP
A pedestrian looking at a stencilled Banksy artwork, depicting a mountain goat and falling rubble at the top of a pillar, on the side of a building in Kew Gardens, west London. — AFP
