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Friday, July 12, 2013
Keep your distance from animals like lions in parks
Yet another injury by an animal in captivity, this time of a girl who wanted to hug a lion. Despite warning signs that they bite. Buy her a teddy bear. She should not work with any live animal larger than a mouse. For health and safety reasons parks should have double fences keeping animals at a distance so they cannot reach through. The gap should be longer than their limbs.
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