It turns into a tragedy when a man is attacked and killed by kangaroos after entering the fence while stroking a zoo in a rural South Carolina.
Eric Slate, 52, was found dead after midnight on Saturday, with one of the wallabies fences and kangaroos dead inside the fences of the 5-star farm, according to the Horry County Police Department.
Although the exact cause of the death is still awaiting autopsy results, Horry County Councilman Dennis Disabato confirmed that Kangaroos were directly involved in the incident, Fox 8 News Report.
It is not clear what the man did inside the fence on Saturday.
Authorities stressed that all animals on the property have been interpreted and secured and ensured that there is no ongoing threat from the public.
Eric’s relative and owner of the 5-star farm, Robert Slate, issued a brief statement asking for privacy and assured the public that no animals escaped the walls, According to WPDE News.
The tragic and extremely unusual case is still under active investigation, with police promising to release more details once the autopsy results enter.
Saturday’s horrible event is not the first time wildlife enthusiasts around the world have been in a deadly encounter with their favorite animals, even in seemingly safe and controlled environments.
Wild instincts still exist in many cage beasts, and even glass screens and metal fences cannot contain their original impulses.
A quiet night at a 5-star farm on Highway 746 near Loris, South Carolina, when a 52-year-old man was found dead after midnight on Saturday morning
Although the exact cause of death is still waiting for autopsy results
Eric Slate, 52, was found dead with “multiple blunt force injuries” in the fence, including kangaroos and kangaroos
Despite some incidents in the privacy of the animal fence, several beasts released their anger in front of horror children outside the protection barrier when they brought the victim to the brink of death.
In one case, a man in Thailand was stabbed by a tortured bear as it pulled him into a cage and began to bite off large pieces of meat.
Eight years ago, a Chinese woman walked out of a safari park near the Great Wall of China and was snatched away by a crow’s tiger.
In 2017, a young Chinese man was killed by his terrifying wife and children’s tiger UN after being dragged into a zoo fence.
The incident occurred in the Yangdor Wildlife Park in Ningbo City, about 125 miles south of Shanghai.
A bystander shot the tiger, dragging the man under some trees and sinking his teeth into his neck as he lurked behind two other big cats.
According to reports at the time, visitors at the zoo caused an alarm shortly after being attacked by predators, but it took about an hour for zoo staff to catch the man from the tiger’s solid grip.
A report in Beijing Youth Daily said the tiger was eventually deported by firecrackers and water Canon, adding that the man was taken to a hospital but died shortly afterwards.
Authorities stressed that all animals on the property have been interpreted and secured and ensured that there is no ongoing threat from the public
Eric’s relative, Robert Slate, owner of the five-star farm, issued a brief statement asking for privacy and assured the public that no animals escaped the fence
A tiger in the fence was shot and killed by local forestry bureau staff.
A terrifying witness said the tiger would not allow the man to escape: ‘I saw the tiger covered in blood on his face. Whenever he sat up, the tiger pushed him down again.
The report said it was unclear how the man who went to the park with his wife and children entered the tiger fence.
In June 2023, an angry hippo began charging its zoo administrators after trying to break down its tights with another territory bull inside the fence.
Heart-wrenching footage shows the man entering the fence to feed the animals – desperately crawling out of his pen to avoid a fatal attack at the Changsha Ecological Zoo in Hunan Province, China.
In a life of rushing running, the zoo gatekeeper slipped over the wet concrete surface entrance, and the hippos were ready to launch a potentially devastating attack.
As the angry hippo cares about huge teeth in a threatening display, the man uses his arms and feet to prevent hungry animals from closing.
The hippo temporarily left the keeper alone because it continued to feed on green, but when the man stood up, it recharged him again when he left the fence. But this time he was able to run to safety.
Saturday’s horrible event wasn’t the first time wildlife enthusiasts around the world found themselves having a fatal encounter with their favorite animals, including when a man in Thailand was stabbed by a tortured bear as it pulled him into a cage and began biting his body.
In June 2023, an angry hippo began to charge its zookeeper after trying to break the fence with another territory bull.
It is understood that zoo keepers entered the fence before the two hippos began to attack each other.
The video shows that the territorial bulls sail towards each other before the zoo goalkeeper flew out his pen.
The guardians of the zoo tried to break the battle by dispersing one of the hippos, but were sent out to run when they were angry with him.
Surprisingly, the zoo people were not hurt after the terrorist clash on Sunday, September 24.
