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In England, a man climbed into an aviary with a tiger and died after being attacked by a predator

In England, in Yorkshire Wildlife Park, a man sneaked into an aviary to the Amur tigers.

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In England, in Yorkshire Wildlife Park, a man sneaked into an aviary to the Amur tigers. After the attack, the predator died. This is reported by The New York Times.

The man died on the spot. The police notified his family.

Park is working with the police to clarify the circumstances of the incident. The animal was not injured and poses no threat. Visitors were evacuated and the park was closed until Sunday.

In August, in the Primorsky Territory, the Amur tiger stole the expensive technique of the German wildlife photographer Sasha Fonseca, who specializes in photographing predators of the cat family. A man installed a camera trap in a cave.

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