In Arizona, an incident occurred involving dangerous predator who attacked a visitor to the Wildlife World. The woman wanted to take pictures with the Jaguar and came too close to the cage with the animal, after which the feline is suddenly attacked her. Fortunately, nearby people are not confused and was able to distract the predator.
The incident occurred last Saturday, March 9, shortly before the zoo closes. According to witnesses, 30-year-old woman climbed over one barrier and approached a cage with a Jaguar. She got ready to take pictures, but at this point, predatory animal attacked her. Jaguar grabbed the visitor by the hand claws, tightening her limb in a cage.
The victim began to scream, asking for help from nearby people. A few people jumped over to her, intending to free the woman. He saw that the beast plunged its claws deep in the victim’s hand was not going to let her go. Then one of the attendees came up with an idea to distract the Jaguar. Risking their own health, the woman approached the cage and stuck next to a predator bottle.
Jaguar turned his attention to the appearance of an unknown object and relaxed. When the people saw that the animal holds the victim only for the sweater, they one jerk pulled the woman’s hand from the cage. The victim received medical treatment and was later taken to the hospital. The visitor received lacerations to the hands, but, fortunately, life-threatening, they had no idea.
Guide Wildlife World published a factual statement of the incident. In it, the administration expressed regret and wished speedy recovery to the injured. However, the zoo said that the woman deliberately broke the rules of behavior and crossed the line, substituting his life in danger.
In the Wildlife World once again reminded the visitors to the matters of their own security must be taken responsibly.
