Unexpectedly, however, on this day, an uninvited guest was welcomed in the lion garden.
Screenshot via ABCnews video
A woman was filmed entering the African lion exhibit at the Bronx Zoo in New York City over the weekend, approaching a male lion and seemingly taunting him by dancing.
Last weekend, a woman was photographed sneaking into the African Lion Park in the Bronx Zoo in new york. She danced slowly and approached a male lion, as if mocking it.
The lion appears surprised but never attacks the woman as she continues her dance, waving her hands around and moving closer to the large predatory feline.
The lion looked surprised, but did not attack her. The woman continued her dance steps, waving her hands and approaching the large predatory cat.
▲ Woman sneaks in and dances inside lion enclosure at Bronx Zoo(via washingtonexaminer)
Video via ABCnews
From the video, you can hear someone say "she shouldn’t do that" and a female voice ask "Is there anyone who came with her". But until the end of the video, no one stood up to stop the woman, and she kept waving at the lion just a short distance away.
Fortunately, the lion’s performance has been restrained, or it may be really shocked. I didn’t expect a grassland overlord to be invaded into his own territory and challenge his authority.
No injuries were reported following the incident, but the zoo condemned the woman’s behavior as seriously dangerous. "This action was a serious violation and unlawful trespass that could have resulted in serious injury or death," the Bronx Zoo said in a statement. "Barriers and rules are in place to keep both visitors, staff and animals safe. We have a zero tolerance policy on trespass and violation of barriers."
There were no reports of casualties after the incident, but the zoo condemned the woman’s dangerous behavior. In a statement, the garden said: "This behavior is a serious violation and illegal intrusion, which may lead to serious casualties." "The purpose of building fences and setting rules is to protect the safety of tourists, staff and animals. We adopt a zero tolerance policy for illegal intrusion and crossing the fence. "
▲ Woman sneaks in and dances inside lion enclosure at Bronx Zoo(via washingtonexaminer)
At present, the identity of the woman involved has not been determined, and the new york police didn’t receive the news about this incident until Tuesday.
NYPD Detective Sophia Mason told CNN nobody called 911 and no arrests were made, and they were just notified Tuesday. They had no further information to provide.
Sophia Mei Sen, a police detective in new york, told CNN that no one called 911 and no one was arrested. They were informed only on Tuesday. No further information can be provided at this time.
The Bronx Zoo filed a complaint for criminal trespass, according to the NYPD.
According to the new york Police Department, the Bronx Zoo filed a complaint of trespassing.
It is unclear how the woman got over the barrier or how long she was there. Neither the woman nor the lion were injured in the incident.
It is not clear how the woman crossed the fence or how long she stayed inside. Neither the woman nor the lion was injured in the incident.
▲ The Bronx Zoo says a woman seen dancing inside its lion enclosure could have been seriously hurt or killed(via CNN)
Netizens were also shocked by this woman’s audacity, and many people said that she should be arrested.
Please tell me that she has been arrested.
It’s hilarious. She must have taken some medicine, or she wouldn’t have done such a thing.
The lion may be as stunned as we are.
Some people say that it’s a good thing that the lion is fine, because for whatever reason, as long as the lion attacks people, it will be shot immediately.
Wow, sadly, if she is attacked, the lion will be killed, even if it is provoked first. This is crazy.
I wish that lion would kill her in one bite. But if the lion really attacked her, the garden would have to shoot it. So fortunately, the lion didn’t do anything.
The most hateful thing is that such a fool dares to sue the zoo in turn if he is injured.
Others said that since she wanted to win the Darwin Prize so badly, why didn’t she get her wish?
How do you evaluate this behavior?
Original title: Make a big death
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