Secret as a rare but sweet animal battery South Carolina Mann to death

A quiet evening in a rural South Carolina petting zoo became tragic when a man was somehow attacked and killed after entering his enclosure.

The 52 -year -old Eric Slate was found dead shortly after midnight in the early Saturday morning, with the Horry County police authority in an enclosure with “multiple blunt violent violations” in an enclosure with wallabies and kangaroos on 5 star farm.

While the exact cause of death is still excluding the autopsy results, Horry Councy Councilman Dennis Disabato confirmed that a kangaroo was involved in the incident, Fox 8 News reported.

On Saturday it was unclear what exactly the man did in the enclosure.

The authorities emphasized that all animals on the property were taken into account and secured, which assured the public that there is no persistent threat.

Robert Slate, Eric's relatives and owners of 5 -star farms, made a brief explanation in which she asked about privacy and assured the public that none of the animals had escaped her enclosure, WPDE news.

The tragic and extremely unusual case is still being actively examined, the police promise to publish more details as soon as the autopsy results are available.

The terrible incident on Saturday is not the first time that wildlife enthusiasts around the world were found in fatal encounters with their favorite animals, even in apparently safe and controlled environments.

In a number of these cage animals, there are still wild instincts in which even the glass screening and the metal fences cannot contain their original urge.

While some incidents have taken place in the privacy of the animal area, several beasts have unleashed their anger in front of horrified children outside of their protective barriers when they put their victims to the brink of death.

In one case, a man in Thailand was entered by a tortured bear when he moved him to his cage and denied it to deny his meat.

Eight years ago, a Chinese woman was snapped by a starved tiger after climbing out of her car in a Safari park near the Chinese wall.

In 2017, a young Chinese man was killed by a Tiger Front of his disposed wife and child after being drawn to his zoo.

The incident occurred in the Youngor Wildlife Park in the city of Ningbo, about 125 miles south of Shanghai.

A spectator made the tiger's film material, which dragged the man under some trees and sank his teeth into his neck when two other great cats were lurking behind it.

Visitors to the zoo loosened the alarm shortly after it had been attacked by the predator, but it took about an hour to cut the man out of the tight grip of the tiger, according to the reports from this time.

The tigers were finally driven away by Krachern and a water canon, said a report in the youth Daily in Beijing, who added that the man was taken to the hospital, but died tragically shortly afterwards.

A tiger in the enclosure was shot by the local forest office employee.

A horrified witness said that the tiger would not allow the man to escape: “I saw how the tiger has moved the person whose face was covered with blood. Every time he put up, the tiger pushed him back. '

In the reports it was not clear how or why the man whose wife and child had come into the park with him had come into the tiger housing.

In June 2023, an angry hippopotamus began to charge his zooeper after trying to open his tight territorial bull in her enclosure.

Heartful film material showed that the man – who had entered the enclosure to feed the animal – to avoid a fatal attack in the Changsha Ecological Zoo in the Chinese province of Hunan to avoid a fatal attack.

In the middle of the hurry to run his life, the zoo keeper slipped over the wet concrete surface input, whereby the hippopotamus was ready to start a devastating attack.

With the angry hippopotamus, who took care of his huge teeth in a threatening exhibition, the man used his arms and feet to prevent the hungry animal from giving himself away.

The hippopotamus currently left his goalkeeper alone when it fed by green, but when the man got up again, it invited him again when he left the housing. This time, however, he was able to run to safety.

It was understood that the zoo goalkeeper had entered the housing to feed the animal before two hippos attack each other.

The film material showed that the territorial bulls went together before the zoo goalkeeper flew out of the pen.

The Zoo goalkeeper had tried to destroy the fight by distracting one of the hippos, but was sent to running when they turned their anger on him.

Surprisingly, the zooeper escaped unharmed after the horror fight on Sunday, September 24th.