SAN FRANCISCO — Renovations to the big cat exhibit at the San Francisco Zoo are complete following a fatal attack by an escaped tiger.Although they won't admit it, the electrified wires aren't there to keep the cats in, they're there to keep the drunks out.
The zoo's lions and tigers are getting their first look Monday at the renovated pen. Once the animals acclimate to their surroundings, officials will decide when visitors can see the cats.
The animals have been kept indoors away from public view since a Siberian tiger killed a teenager and mauled his two friends on Christmas Day.
The renovations include raised walls, new glass barriers and electrified wires to keep the animals from trying to escape.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
The Tigers Get a New Drunk-Proof Enclosure
The Siberian tigers of the San Francisco Zoo are moving back into their enclosure:
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