How did the polar bear escape and get shot?

According to foreign media reports, a gray polar bear escaped from the bear park at the Brook Zoo in Osner. In order to protect tourists, the garden decided to film it. According to reports, this gray polar bear is called "Tips". This female bear broke through the fence before and escaped to the outside of the bear park.

Another male bear named "Taps" returned to his cave with the efforts of the staff. It was a sunny day and there were 4000 tourists in the zoo. Dr. Boyce, director of the zoo, said that if anesthetics were used, it would take 20 minutes to take effect. "Tippes" escaped from the bear park, passed through the lion park, and then entered the flamingo exhibition area.

It was a sunny day and there were 4000 tourists in the zoo. Dr. Boyce, director of the zoo, said that if anesthetics were used, it would take 20 minutes to take effect. After "Tippes" escaped from the bear park, it first passed the lion park and then entered the flamingo exhibition area. There, tourists found the 300-kilogram bear and reported the situation to the keeper at the entrance of the zoo.

Dr. Boyce said that in order to protect tourists, the zoo decided to shoot "Tips". He said that the death of Tippes is a great loss, but especially in the spring after hibernation, the behavior of gray polar bears will be more fierce than usual.

Basman, the manager of the zoo, also said that in order to protect tourists, they made the decision to shoot the bear. After the incident, tourists were allowed to return to the zoo to visit other parks. Tippes and Tapps were born in the Osnabruck Zoo 10 years ago. Their parents are a male polar bear and a female brown bear. Two bears live in a bear mountain, and the breeder didn't expect them to mate and give birth. Tipps and Tapps are the stars of the zoo. In winter, they will explore the ice lake, and in summer, they will lie on the ground and doze off like brown bears.

The police praised the emergency plan of Osnabruck Zoo. The police sent a large number of policemen to help zoo managers evacuate a large area of the park.