A visitor broke the glass of the leopard enclosure at the Haifa Zoo
At the Gan Ha-Em Zoo in Haifa, a visitor damaged the side glass of the enclosure housing a Persian leopard. Following the incident, staff immediately activated the emergency protocol for the escape of a dangerous animal.
Fortunately, the leopard did not approach the damaged glass, and no one was injured.
Afterward, the man moved to the bear enclosure and climbed a tall tree, where he remained until the arrival of police, medical personnel, and relatives.
According to Israeli media reports, the intruder was a 25-year-old former soldier suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
The management of the company that operates the zoo stated that this incident serves as a reminder to society of the thousands of military personnel with PTSD who need support and understanding.
Source: Israel’s Channel 14.
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