[Darkmuseisbae]

Since I don't know the true story behind it, I won't make judgments about how he got into the enclosure. Zoos are getting a lot of bad press right now (perhaps rightly so?). There was the harambe story and now this. Does anybody know the reason the animals were shot? It's easy to assume but I'd like to know what the actual policies are for this.

Perhaps these events will encourage zoos etc to invest in barriers that will stop people from getting/falling/being grabbed in by animals and vice versa.

On a side note, why the hell is somebody filming that? I won't watch it because I really don't want that burned in my memory. (I'm actually now slightly afraid of elephants thanks to a similar kind of video with elephants killing people.)

People film whatever they can nowadays. They even film before calling for help.