Near-sighted tragedy at the zoo in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where a woman threw her 3-year-old daughter into the enclosure with brown bears
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himThe terrifying images of a 3-year-old girl ended up in the bear enclosure of the zoo in Tashkent, in Uzbekistan. As shown by the facility's CCTV cameras, the mother appears to have thrown the baby inside the enclosure, in front of a group of visitors stunned by the scene.
Mum ‘tries to kill’ toddler daughter, 3, by ‘throwing’ her 16ft into bear enclosure at Zoo in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
#BREAKING : Mum ‘tries to kill’ toddler daughter, 3, by ‘throwing’ her 16ft into bear enclosure at Zoo in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.Zookeepers enter and rescue the girl.The bear – called Zuzu – went up close and sniffed the little girl after she landed in a trench inside the cage in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, said witnesses.But zookeepers managed to lure the beast into an indoor part of the cage so that staff could manage to rescue the child.The mother, who appears to stay and watch, was later detained and faces a criminal case for attempted murder, say reports in Tashkent. She faces 15 years in jail if convicted.The girl is being treated in hospital for a head injury and cuts from the fall. Follow The Voice Of Liberty® – A Nonprofit News Org.#VOLFTV #Viral #Bear #Uzbekistan #TheVoiceOfLiberty #news #cats #zoo #mom #BreakingNews #trending #newsoftheday
Posted by The Voice Of Liberty on Sunday, January 30, 2022
They were moments of fear for everyone because You, a brown bear (one of the many prisoners of the facility), immediately approached the child to smell her, but luckily the zoo staff intervened in time to take the child away and everything ended for the best.
The reasons behind the gesture made by the mother of the child are not yet clear, who was then transported to the hospital with several bruises and a head injury due to the fall made from a height of about 5 meters.
Now the woman has been arrested on charges of attempted murder. But beyond the consequences of the bad fall, the epilogue could have been much worse if the bear had attacked the little girl.
This incident clearly showed that our Zuzu bear is a calm predator who is not mad at people. - explain from the zoo - We would also like to emphasize the fact that our staff has treated the predator in captivity correctly, showing a kind and caring attitude towards the bear. When working with a bear, our staff do not admit rudeness, always try to treat them with delicious food and can easily control their behavior, even in today's emergencies. Zuzu was brought to us from the Baku Zoo in 2017 and immediately won the affection of our entire team thanks to his openness, playfulness and love for people.
An event that shook the human heart took place at our zoo… Today, January 28, at about 12 o'clock…
Posted by Tashkent Zoo on Friday, January 28, 2022
But we really should thank the zoo staff for treats "With kindness" and "education" the bear Zuzu (held in prison for years), offering him delicious food? The statement of the managers of the facility is absurd and ridiculous.
This is only the latest in a long series of tragedies touched upon in zoos that confirm that zoos need to be closed permanently to protect the welfare of poor animals, held captive and subjected to stress and torture, but also human life. In several cases, visitors and zookeepers have been injured or killed by tigers, bears or other specimens.
No animal deserves to live in a zoo!
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