A girl responded to the attack of a lion in a zoo in New Zealand with pure acts of love.
Little Sofia visited the pavilion of big cats at Wellington Zoo when he approached the glass to watch a huge African lion.
The animal responded with characteristic aggressiveness of its kind, rushing toward his prey, trying to catch, but Sofia did not seem afraid, rather crystal stroked in a gesture of affection.
The girl was 3 years old in love with the animal, despite its fierce reception, and continued making cuddles with its nose pressed to the glass, spellbound for a moment.
But a caged lion apparently knows no spells or strokes, although they come from a small rider brave.
Seconds later, the cat again hit the glass with their feet, in a desperate to reach his victim.
Closely, the girl's mother was nervous meeting with his video camera, captivated by the scene, but visibly frightened. "Sophie, run away I think he is warning you to stay away," he replies when his daughter tries to ask why the lion reacts that way. :)
Comments
Yes, I agree with you, Rose, for wild animals requires more privacy, but zoo managers try to make more money with this special room rate for visitors. :)
Hello, Lusy!
Thank you for your interesting blog!
I think Leo felt irritation to all visitors to the zoo - all cats like privacy, and feral cats - even more so. And it's a bad idea - to show the wild animals through the glass. Children get used to its security near the wild animals. This can lead to tragedy in their future.
Yes, Dear Surawan,
Picture this natural, long and soft fur. Imagen, have a kitten like this in our homes,hmmm... great no! :)
This lion has beautiful fur and it would be wonderful if human could touch gently on its fur
Its eyes don't look fierce at all...