Flight
Fleeing from danger means trying to escape from a threatening situation to protect oneself. Fleeing from justice means evading legal consequences or avoiding punishment for a crime by running away from law enforcement or the authorities.
The word that rhymes with "white" but means "escape" is "flight." In this context, "flight" refers to the act of fleeing or running away, typically to avoid danger or pursue a new opportunity. The rhyme between "white" and "flight" is based on their similar ending sounds, specifically the "-ite" and "-ight" phonetic patterns.
extradition.
Moses
A synonym for both "escape" and "depart" that is also a homophone is "flee." It suggests the act of running away or leaving quickly, often in a hurry to avoid danger.
EXTRADITION!
red tailled hawks escape danger by flying high into the sky
underground railroads
You can't run away from time. You might be able to run away in time, however, which would mean, running away early enough to escape some unspecified danger.
Escape to Danger was created in 1943.
No it wasn't real, but people were fleeing from Hitler at the time. Christians were taking in Jewish people all the time, and then running away from Hitler. Many Jewish people were rescued like this.
Coatis can climb, and will fight if attacked. Normally they prefer to escape however, by running and climbing up out of danger.