Human tigers attacks in Zoo
The tiger is one of the most impressive felines on Earth and one of the most elegant, but the attacks of humans have increased in recent years, with the zoos of Asian countries as a more dangerous meeting point. A 220 kilograms animal already imposes respect, but it does come from the hand of an aesthetic as striking as that of the tiger, it makes it one of the most interesting animals attract throughout the world.
Whether in nature or in the zoo, clashes between humans and tigers usually end a fatal outcome for the human, and that trying to dominate an animal like that is a real madness. Let’s look at the most striking attacks of recent times:
Chinese Youngor Wildlife Park Zoological
At the beginning of 2017, in the huge Zoo of Young Wildlife Park, located near Sanghai, the capital, there were some moments of real anguish when a family of Tigers attacked a man who walked without contemplations with his wife and his sonInside the Cercado.
Nobody knows how they could access the Tigres enclosure, but the boldness went wrong with the man who, after some distressing minutes of struggle he lost his life under the watchful eye of several dozens of tourists who could not do anything to save his life.
Zoological workers tried to scare away the animals with firecrackers, but it was useless and the tiger that had it subject to the neck dragged man in the grove. Unfortunately, as usually happens in this type of case, the animal was sacrificed days later, something that was very criticized given the seriousness of the error when protecting an enclosure that contains no less than a herd of tigers.
Beijing Badaling Wildlife Zoo
In 2016, everyone was open with their mouths with the publication of a video in which a tiger attacked a girl in a zoo in China. The love of the Chinese for this type of leisure makes them very profitable and numerous but, in this case, the originality took its toll.
The Beijing Badaling Wildlife complex wanted to go one step further when showing animals to visitors and allows them to access their vehicles through a circuit that crosses the areas where ‘loose’ live ’the animals.
The rules are clear but, after an alleged discussion inside the car, a woman decided to leave the vehicle without being aware of the proximity of two tigers. A few seconds one of them grabbed her with her claws and dragged her between the vegetation.
At that time, a man and a woman who went in the car with her ran to help her, but they could do little. In addition the second woman was also attacked by a second tiger but could save her life. The first woman did not run so much luck and died at the time despite the fact that the workers of the enclosure intervened at the time. Human tigers attacks in China for lack of care has made several similar parks temporarily close.
New Delhi Zoo
Once again, the facilities of a zoo were the cause of the death of a person at the hands of a tiger when it is, supposedly by accident, fell to the pit where the animal was playing quietly.
It only took five minutes for the tiger to end the life of the 20 -year -old man, since it caused deep injuries to the neck and finally suffocated it. The young man’s family denounced the zoo for not intervening in time, but he alleges that the rest of the visitors led to the outcome when throwing stones and other objects into the tiger.
Zoo vigilantes also argue that tranquilizers take 15 minutes to act, so it was useless given the little time that the tiger needed to end the life of the man of man.
Keeping this type of animals locked is something that brings fatal consequences to the minimum failure and, as a general rule, the attacks of humans are too numerous in this type of enclosures. All countries should follow the example of Costa Rica prohibiting zoos.
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