Zoo Confirms That The Jaguar Who Attacked A Woman Trying To Take A Selfie With Her Won’t Be Put Down
Way too often, people forget that acting carelessly around wild animals can result in a tragedy. A couple of years ago a gorilla named Harambe was killed after a 4-year-old boy managed to get into his enclosure. The killing of the gorilla resulted in a widespread backlash, with many people blaming both zookeepers and parents for allowing the child to get into gorilla’s cage. Sadly, some people learned nothing from this situation and continues to get themselves into dangerous situations by not obeying the rules at the zoo.
Recently a young woman visiting the zoo in Arizona made a mistake that could’ve been fatal, either to her or an animal involved

Image credits: ZooWildlife
The woman wanted to take a selfie with a jaguar and to do so, she decided to cross the barrier and got dangerously close to the wild animal.
That’s when the jaguar reached out and grabbed the careless woman’s arm with its claws. The victim suffered deep scratches and was taken into the hospital to treat her injuries.
After this story went viral people began to wonder what will happen to the jaguar who attacked the visitor. The Wildlife Word Zoo released a statement reminding people that those barriers are put there for a reason and reassured that the jaguar won’t be put down.
Image credits: ZooWildlife
The man who helped the woman attacked by the jaguar took a video of her injuries
Some people reacted by cracking jokes about the whole ordeal
Ohers sided with the animal, by saying that the jaguar did nothing wrong
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Share on FacebookIn some of these cases I feel the human needs to be put down. Keep the gene pool clean..
Load More Replies...I've read somewhere else that the woman came back later (after being treated at a hospital) ... to apologize. I guess she learned her lesson.
As it is the US am surprised she is not automatically trying to sue the zoo regardless
Load More Replies...I'm afraid it's not. Other stupid people will come. 🤦♀️
Load More Replies...Seems like a matter of time before she manages to do that herself...
Load More Replies...What kind of person would do/risk/attempt such a thing? Clearly, a person of a low IQ, for it doesn't even take much common sense to know that you do NOT jump into ANY enclosure at a zoo, especially one with dangerous animals in it! This woman deserved what she got, and she should have gotten a lot more. The zoo should sue her. There should be repercussions, and less of this b.s. "We're sending prayers" from the zoo to her and her family! They should be saying "We're sending our lawyers!" The zoo is TOO LENIENT! And while I'm at it, WHY are those news reporters calling it a "jag-wire?" WTF is a "jagwire?" They cannot even pronounce jaguar properly! I thought it was a slip of the tongue, but no, they each said it more than once! Idiots abound!!!!!!
It's the Disneyfication of wildlife. There are people who genuinely believe that wild animals behave just like they do in animated films.
Load More Replies...For selfies - not content with a picture of the animal - they want their FACE in the picture - as close to the animal as possible - to post on instagram and facebook. So dumb.
Load More Replies...calling it 'human error' makes it sound like an accident, which this is not. this is stoopid being stupid
It's that little wire cage on a Champagne bottle that you have to untwist.
Load More Replies...In some of these cases I feel the human needs to be put down. Keep the gene pool clean..
Load More Replies...I've read somewhere else that the woman came back later (after being treated at a hospital) ... to apologize. I guess she learned her lesson.
As it is the US am surprised she is not automatically trying to sue the zoo regardless
Load More Replies...I'm afraid it's not. Other stupid people will come. 🤦♀️
Load More Replies...Seems like a matter of time before she manages to do that herself...
Load More Replies...What kind of person would do/risk/attempt such a thing? Clearly, a person of a low IQ, for it doesn't even take much common sense to know that you do NOT jump into ANY enclosure at a zoo, especially one with dangerous animals in it! This woman deserved what she got, and she should have gotten a lot more. The zoo should sue her. There should be repercussions, and less of this b.s. "We're sending prayers" from the zoo to her and her family! They should be saying "We're sending our lawyers!" The zoo is TOO LENIENT! And while I'm at it, WHY are those news reporters calling it a "jag-wire?" WTF is a "jagwire?" They cannot even pronounce jaguar properly! I thought it was a slip of the tongue, but no, they each said it more than once! Idiots abound!!!!!!
It's the Disneyfication of wildlife. There are people who genuinely believe that wild animals behave just like they do in animated films.
Load More Replies...For selfies - not content with a picture of the animal - they want their FACE in the picture - as close to the animal as possible - to post on instagram and facebook. So dumb.
Load More Replies...calling it 'human error' makes it sound like an accident, which this is not. this is stoopid being stupid
It's that little wire cage on a Champagne bottle that you have to untwist.
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