Woman who was injured while taking selfie with jaguar says zoo should move their fence back
The woman, in her 30s, advised the zoo to take extra security precautions in order to prevent similar accidents in the future
The woman who climbed over a security barrier to take a selfie with a jaguar in an Arizona zoo and got attacked by the animal has spoken out for the first time after the harrowing incident which left her with a deep gash on her arm.
The woman, identified only as Leanne, said she has learned her lesson and feels lucky to be alive after the horrifying encounter with a black jaguar at the Wildlife World Zoo near Phoenix, Arizona, on Saturday, according to a Daily Mail report. MEA WorldWide (MEAWW) had earlier reported that the attack took place on Saturday evening at the Wildlife World Zoo in Litchfield Park.