The Border Music named Emil continues to wander the streets-and train trains-from Austria

For weeks, a rare migrant scenes kept an angle of Austria on her toes.

A Mousse This has become known as EMIL appeared nearly three weeks ago in lower Austria, a boycott in the northeast of the country surrounding Vienna, and it does not seem to be in a hurry. Animal scenes of the curious spectators, by Monday, the fan page on Facebook had 10,000 members. The animal has even inspired the animal Oily painting.

It was a few days full of events for Emile. Moss appeared late last week in a suburb of the regional capital, Saint Politin. On Saturday evening, he found his way to tracks at the main railway station-which led to the closure of several hours from the main Vienna Salburg line, which is running across the city.

Moss is not a citizen of Austria. Emile is believed to have come from Poland through the Czech Republic, where Local population took multiple videos For a lost animal.

Local Animal Protection Organization says people should avoid feeding it or approaching it for photos and videos. He urged people to leave the animal in peace and not to take a special journey to see him – Moss, as he said in a post on social media, “You do not need to be close to humans.”

The police also urged the public not to follow the mousse, either on foot or by car, Prague International Radio I mentioned.

The place of Emile was not clear on Monday – it was believed that he wandered north outside St. Politin. The police reported that there were no new post -deployment operations related to Moses, according to Austria’s Press Agency.