First of all, NO ONE should hold those jaguars responsible OR should they be put down. They were only doing what they know- Someone "threw" food into them in the enclosure- they reacted like a normal animal would w/ prey. Yes, feel sorry for the child, but adults need to be more responsible in taking care of their children.
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Re: “UPDATE: 3-year-old falls into Little Rock Zoo jaguar enclosure; rescued from biting cats by zoo employees”
First of all, NO ONE should hold those jaguars responsible OR should they be put down. They were only doing what they know- Someone "threw" food into them in the enclosure- they reacted like a normal animal would w/ prey. Yes, feel sorry for the child, but adults need to be more responsible in taking care of their children.