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日本人に大人気のパンダは「食肉目クマ科」に分類される
真ん丸で仕草が可愛くぬいぐるみみたいで可愛らしい
しかし嫌なことをされたり不機嫌なときは飼育員にたいして噛みつくこともある
肉食ではないけど普段は固い竹などをバキバキ食べるわけだから噛む力は相当強いはずだ
日本で飼われてるパンダが人を襲ったと言うニュースは聞かないけれど
中国などでは頭数が多いこともあり、たびたび人が噛まれる事故が発生する
飼育員が檻の外から世話をしていたところ突然指先を噛み出血してしまった
パンダだって突然人間に対してクマのように牙をむくこともある
一度怒りだすと野生のクマのように噛んだ指を離さない姿が映っている
パンダが身の危険を感じると自分を守るために鋭い爪で攻撃を仕掛けることがあるらしい
パンダはクマの中でもおとなしいほうだと言われるけど
大人のパンダの場合、飼育員は檻の中に入ってもよいのだろうか
これは個体による
人と同室して近づいても大丈夫なものとダメなものがいるそうです
日本のパンダでは飼育係がパンダの檻に入って健康チェックなどをしている
全然大丈夫らしいです
Although it is a popular panda in zoos, giant pandas are classified as “meat-order bears.” They are giant pandas that usually show their lovely appearance like stuffed animals, but sometimes they show their tusks like bears to humans. Recently, a giant panda attacked a zookeeper in China and bit him in front of visitors. Singaporean news media MustShareNews reported.
A giant panda covered over a breeder. Here’s the video from that time
The Chongqing Zoo in Chongqing, China, has more than 230 species and more than 4,000 animals in the zoo. It is also popular with foreign tourists because it is one of the few zoos that can breed giant pandas independently.
The breeder must be used to handling pandas, but on the 19th local time, a female breeder was attacked by a female giant panda called “Ding-Ding.” At that time, visitors were filming the scene, and Ding-ding was seen changing like a wild bear.
The video has been spread through the Chinese version of TikTok’s “抖 Sound,” but Ding Ding tried to enter by opening the staff-only door in the enclosure. At this time, the keeper hurriedly closed the door, but the reaction opened the door and pushed Ding-Ding, who was about to enter, and forced him to close the door. When the breeder closed the door, Dindin’s right paw appeared to be caught in the door.
Then Ding-Ding rushed at the keeper and covered him, biting him in the arm and shaking his head violently. The keeper was screaming with a look of pain, and the visitors screamed loudly. The keeper, who managed to escape Ding’ing’s attack by kicking him with his foot, immediately ran out of the enclosure and ran away.
A spokesperson for the zoo said they had checked both the breeder and the conditions of the dinghins and were paying close attention to what had happened since. The breeder was treated at the hospital, but fortunately, there were no serious injuries, and Ding Ding was eating as usual and looked the same as usual.
Experts say pandas sometimes attack with sharp claws to protect themselves and their children when they feel threatened. The zoo said it would take additional safety measures to prevent another similar accident, but on April 23 this year, when twin pandas were playing, one of them almost bit the breeder. At this time, a meeting on safety measures was also being held.
