The human zoo

See the Shocking Moment a Siberian Tiger Attacked Zookeeper While She Was Trying to Feed It

But there was clearly a problem and the cat - described as "elderly" - was able to attack. A spokesman for the zoo said: "The animal entered the enclosure when the keeper was there. "The tiger attacked the human.

"Your brain stinks, you should be in the zoo" - BBNaija's Alex blows hot

You should be in the zoo silly thing. Wake up every morning and play this song, onukwu".

Paris park where Nigerian women are forced into prostitution (Video)

The Bois de Vincennes, a sprawling park on the outskirts of eastern Paris, is home to horse riding schools and a zoo. It has also been part-commandeered by human traffickers and sex slaves, 80 percent of whom are Nigerian women.

'The US is no longer the world's leading country' - Filmmaker, Moses Inwang shares lessons he has learnt since Coronavirus outbreak

How animals feel in the zoo. 13. The planet regenerates quickly without humans at play. 14. Majority of people can work from home. 15. We and the kids can survive without junk food. 16.

Stop Killing Mosquitoes, They're Our friend- Unilorin Professor, Adeolu Ande

"Human life is beset with inevitable associations with insects that have over the years influenced human destiny positively and negatively.

Shocking Story: Ugandan Woman Claims to Have Given Birth to Twins Which One is a Snake (Photos)

Nalongo says she cannot allow wildlife people to take her child to a zoo. "I can't go visiting him among animals, because he is a human being," she said.

Mosquitoes Are Our Friends, Stop Killing Them- UNILORIN Professor

"Human life is beset with inevitable associations with insects that have over the years influenced human destiny positively and negatively.

Biafra: IPOB Fires Nnmadi Kanu, For Being 'Insensitive' And 'Callous'

Kanu had said during the broadcast, "The Army of the zoo killed my dog Jack and a few other people in my compound.

11 Most Livable Cities in Africa

Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo play a pivotal role in cultivating the city's lush greenery, earning Johannesburg the distinction of being one of the world's 'greenest' cities, with an estimated six million trees flourishing in its subtropical