A new truth exhibit shoot at the non-public zoo after owned by Joe Exotic — and showcased in the hit Netflix fact exhibit, “Tiger King” — was briefly thrown into turmoil when the movie crew assumed they’d located human stays.

Agents with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and Garvin County Sheriff’s deputies rushed to the Greater Wynnewood Unique Animal Park Friday following cadaver puppies there alerted handlers to the probability of human stays, the community ABC affiliate noted.

The canine ended up in the park for the filming of a “Ghost Adventures” episode, the zoo’s latest operator, Jeff Lowe, advised the outlet.

But the meant cadaver turned out to be just the continues to be of a smaller animal, reporter Taylor Adams of Oklahoma station KFOR tweeted just before midnight Friday.

“!!Exotic UPDATE!!” Taylor tweeted. “The Garvin County Sheriff says no human continues to be were uncovered on-web page at the GW Zoo tonight. As a substitute … a small animal. He claims the investigation is above.”

All through filming, handlers had been convinced that two cadaver canine experienced picked up the scent of physique components, Lowe claimed, in accordance to the ABC affiliate.

Joseph Maldonado-Passage, also acknowledged as “Joe Exotic,” experienced owned the park ahead of he was imprisoned following staying convicted in April 2019 of conspiring to destroy animal legal rights activist Carole Baskin — as well as for killing 5 tigers and offering tiger cubs.

The zoo will not be in Lowe’s fingers for a great deal longer.

A federal decide very last month granted Baskin’s Large Cat Rescue manage of the facility, immediately after ruling the home was fraudulently transferred years ago to Joe Exotic’s mother, Shirley Schreibvogel, to as a way to stay clear of having to pay Baskin a past $1 million trademark judgment.

Months just after the ruling, authorities announced they were probing the zoo just after pics of allegedly neglected and wounded animals surfaced.

Lowe has also just lately been sued by the state of Oklahoma for at least $50,000 in again income taxes.