Two tigers killed a breeder in Nanyang, Henan. Why do animal injuries happen from time to time?

Two tigers killed a breeder in Nanyang, Henan. Why do animal injuries happen from time to time?

1. What happened when two tigers killed the keeper in Nanyang, Henan? Every time we see an animal injury incident reported on the news, we will have a special atmosphere, because everyone will think that there must be many loopholes in the usual management process of the zoo, which will lead to safety accidents for the keepers, but the repeated safety accidents have not made the zoo vigilant enough. In Nanyang, Henan Province, two tigers killed the keeper in a scenic spot and then ran away. Later, the relevant personnel arrested the two tigers. After many unsuccessful arrests, the two tigers showed a particularly dangerous attack, so they directly killed the two tigers. The keeper was bitten by a tiger on the neck, so he was seriously injured. Finally, he died after being rescued.

Second, why do animal wounding incidents occur from time to time? Most animal wounding incidents occurred in zoos, and many animal wounding incidents were injured by breeders. Many people may be curious because breeders usually get along with these animals day and night. Under normal circumstances, these animal keepers will not be harmed, but animal wounding incidents occur frequently, indicating that any wild animal in the zoo is also aggressive. Even the keepers who have taken care of them for a long time have not got a little sympathy from them. Therefore, it seems very dangerous for some tourists to approach wild animals at random in the zoo, because this reckless practice is likely to cause casualties. However, due to frequent animal injuries, some zoos are in peacetime. We should pay attention to protecting the personal safety of the keepers in our work, but obviously these zoos have not strengthened this work, resulting in the constant injuries of the keepers, which is what we all feel most angry about.

Third, how to avoid such accidents? In fact, animal injuries can be completely avoided, because as long as the zoo does some protection work, the personal safety of every keeper can be well guaranteed. Maybe some zoos feel that they need to invest some money, so they are unwilling to pay this part of the money. So I asked the breeder to work according to the previous working methods, but I didn't expect any animals to get hurt. Therefore, the relevant zoos must ask the uninjured keepers to give an account to these keepers and their families. In addition, once an animal injury event occurs, if it is not caused by man, the zoo should be punished accordingly, so as to improve the zoo's awareness of safety management and avoid the recurrence of animal injury events.