
Χταπόδι σε ενυδρείο επιτέθηκε σε 6χρονο αγοράκι - «Φωνάζαμε για βοήθεια» λέει η…
Ένα 6χρονο αγόρι δέχθηκε επίθεση από ένα χταπόδι σε διαδραστικό ενυδρείο στο Σαν Αντόνιο του Τέξας, σύμφωνα με καταγγελία της μητέρας του, η οποία υπ…
San Antonio, TX - A recent incident at the Austin | San Antonio Interactive Aquarium has sparked debate after a three-year-old boy was reportedly bitten by an octopus during an interaction session. The boy's mother, Britney Taryn, shared her experience in a viral video, emphasizing that her concern lies not with the animal's natural behavior, but with the aquarium's policies. According to Taryn, an aquarium employee encouraged her son to interact with the octopus, despite the child's young age. "I never blamed the octopus," Taryn stated in her video. "I would rarely blame any animal for any sort of animal-like behavior, especially one that has been caged." She further highlighted that days after the incident, the exhibit's signage continued to encourage direct interaction with the octopus, stating '2 finger touch ONLY' and 'Please ask for assistance.' Comments on Taryn's video indicate a broader concern among the public regarding the safety and ethical treatment of animals in interactive exhibits. One user commented, "The company is known for exposing its employees and children to these dangerous situations. Employees admitted during an undercover investigation that injuries happen daily there." Others praised Taryn for her calm demeanor and her advocacy for the animal. The incident raises questions about the supervision and safety protocols at interactive aquariums, particularly concerning public access to potentially unpredictable marine life.
Ένα 6χρονο αγόρι δέχθηκε επίθεση από ένα χταπόδι σε διαδραστικό ενυδρείο στο Σαν Αντόνιο του Τέξας, σύμφωνα με καταγγελία της μητέρας του, η οποία υπ…
Στο διαδραστικό ενυδρείο του Τέξας