A zoo worker in China was reportedly mauled to death by bears Saturday in front of horrified visitors. The attack happened in the park’s “wild beast area,” the Shanghai Wild Animal Park said.

An employee was mauled to death by a bear at Shanghai Wild Animal Park on Saturday while zoo visitors watched from a bus, according to multiple media reports. BBC reported that video of the attack ...

However, it was too late to save the zoo employee. Shanghai Wild Animal Park has over 10,000 animals from 200 species. The park has been open for 25 years.

Shanghai Wild Animal Park keeps more than 100,000 animals with more than 200 species, according to its website. The viral video started a discussion online where some questioned the zoo’s safety ...

The accident occurred on Saturday afternoon at Shanghai Wild Animal Park. A zookeeper in China has died after being mauled by a group of black bears in front of tourists. Horrified visitors ...

with the state media tabloid reporting that many users had questioned if safety protocols at the zoo were breached by the worker. On its website, the Shanghai Wild Animal Park says its drive ...

Shanghai Wild Animal Park said that a worker at the park ... according to the public notice on the zoo's official website dated Sunday. The wild animal area was closed immediately after the ...

Footage shows the marsupial lying on the grass as entertained zoo visitors stroke his fur at Shanghai Wild Animal Park in Pudong, China. One holidaymaker can be seen holding feeding the roo on May 18.

Using only their body heat, a team of Chinese animal researchers in ... On Nov. 26, to mark the city’s Wildlife Conservation Awareness Month, Wang’s team presented the second raccoon dog census at ...