| Darwin award contender ... on 21:22 - Mar 5 with 630 views | Superblue95 |
“The animals - living in separate pens - were shot dead by police called to the scene.
A police spokesperson told local media that the shootings were "absolutely necessary for them to get to the man".”
If only mankind had found a way of putting animals to sleep without the need to kill them. Oh, wait... |  |
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| Darwin award contender ... on 21:35 - Mar 5 with 594 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Darwin award contender ... on 21:22 - Mar 5 by Superblue95 |
“The animals - living in separate pens - were shot dead by police called to the scene.
A police spokesperson told local media that the shootings were "absolutely necessary for them to get to the man".”
If only mankind had found a way of putting animals to sleep without the need to kill them. Oh, wait... |
To be fair, it is plausible they had instant access to lethal weapons but not tranquilisers and it is possible that they were not sure the victim was dead.
That, or they were not too keen to deal with the animals afterwards.
The fact the one in the other cage presumably did not prevent them accessing where he was would point towards the latter explanation. |  |
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