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Panda Pandemonium: Zookeeper Recounts Terrifying Moment a Giant Panda Turned on Him in Front of Shocked Tourists - News Directory 3

Panda Pandemonium: Zookeeper Recounts Terrifying Moment a Giant Panda Turned on Him in Front of Shocked Tourists

September 24, 2024 Catherine Williams World
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  • A Chinese zookeeper reveals the terrifying moment a giant panda attacked her in front of tourists.
  • A female zookeeper at Chongqing Zoo in China was suddenly attacked by a giant panda while trying to enter a forbidden area.
  • According to reports, the zookeeper was trying to enter the forbidden iron gate when the panda suddenly became aggressive.
Original source: khaosod.co.th

Giant Panda Attacks Zookeeper in China: A Shocking Incident

A Chinese zookeeper reveals the terrifying moment a giant panda attacked her in front of tourists.

A female zookeeper at Chongqing Zoo in China was suddenly attacked by a giant panda while trying to enter a forbidden area. The incident, which took place on September 19, was caught on video and has left many shocked.

Illustration of the giant panda attack

According to reports, the zookeeper was trying to enter the forbidden iron gate when the panda suddenly became aggressive. The panda, named Ting Ting, was startled and began to attack the zookeeper, causing her to fall to the ground.

The zookeeper, who was unable to bear the panda’s weight and size, managed to push the panda away and ran to safety while the panda was distracted. Tourists who witnessed the attack were left in shock.

Giant Panda Attacks Zookeeper
Illustration of the giant panda attack

Fortunately, the zookeeper was not seriously injured and received timely medical treatment at the hospital. The panda, Ting Ting, has returned to its normal life and has shown no aggressive behavior since the incident.

A spokesperson for Chongqing Zoo has promised to implement new security measures to prevent similar incidents from happening again. Animal care experts have also warned that despite their cute appearance, pandas are still wild animals and can be aggressive when they feel scared or threatened.

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