Rare white tiger kills zookeeper in Japan

His supervisor said on Tuesday the Japanese zoo owner died after being beaten by a rare white tiger.

According to the Kyodo news agency, Zoological Akira of the zoo administrator was found to bleed from the cage at Hirakawa Zoo in the southern part of Kagoshima City on Monday night.

The 5 - year - old male 's tiger, Riku beat the paleos and the rescue workers calmed them. It seems that the 40-year-old is going to die and was later declared to have died in the hospital

Manga director Akinori Ishido told reporters Tuesday that no one has participated in this episode.

Japan 's Kyodo News reported on Tuesday that the police are investigating ways for the zoo to look after Riku and the other three white tigers. According to the news agency, the staff was planning to move the rice from the display cage to the bedroom during the attack.

According to people familiar with this issue, Mr. Ishito said to the reporters that the staff are not allowed to carry cages along with dangerous animals, but in this case the rules are obviously broken ing,

According to the website, this zoo opened in 1972 and had over 1000 kinds of animals such as koala, polar bear, red panda etc. According to Kyodo News, White Tiger's Riku is about 6 feet long and weighs about 375 pounds - about the same as Sumo wrestlers.

According to Kyodo News, Hirakawa Zoo opened on Tuesday, but access to the area near the tiger's exhibition area was restricted.

According to Kyodo News, in 2008, the Siberian tiger attacked and killed Atsushi Ito, an animal breeder who cleaned the cage at the Kyoto Zoo. He died with broken neck

The police later said they believed that they could not close the door of the cage with the chicken inside confronting them in order to attract the tiger to the neighborhood.

According to Wildcat Sanctuary, Minnesota's large cat protection facility, white tiger is Bengal tiger, it is not bleaching or independent species. These are generated when two Bengal tigers with recessive genes controlling coat color propagate.

White tiger is a standard staple in circus performance. These "rare" tigers have acquired this exclusive title for certain genetic defects. In fact, white tigers can not be found in the wild, but they can breed only by close relatives. Genetic defects causing white coats also cause white tigers to cross their eyes and they also tend to cause health problems and other harmful defects. The mental stress and frustration exhibited by captured circus animals is called "crawl glass". As a result of being deprived of the natural environment, behavior and irritation, animals began to mentally close in response to overwhelming pressure. This is reflected in many abnormal physical indications such as swaying back and forth and to the right and left, constant combing, pacing, self-destructive behavior including refusal to eat and self-injurious behavior.

In the last century, I saw a white tiger over the wild dozen. In the last century, all Bengal tigers were mercilessly killed without any form of permission or law enforcement. People think that killing white tiger will give a direct soul. As a result, the population of the Bengal tiger has decreased from 40,00 to 1,800. White Tiger was born out of the usual Bengal tiger, so White Tiger rarely (or even more) appeared at birth. The killing of this tiger is currently prohibited, and the decline is stopped. Since White Tiger underwent many inbreeding, more white tigers were born.

White (also called White Bengal tiger) is a subspecies of the entire Indian subcontinent. Although the white range is historically very large, these animals are very rare, as their coloration is dependent on defective recessive genes transmitted from parents. Over the past several centuries white has become rarer to hunt and capture rare pet deal in the wild and these elusive predators have not been recorded in the past 50 years. Today, White Tiger can still be found in just a handful of zoos and animal reserves around the world These large and beautiful cats are often the attraction of stars. In addition to the Bengal tiger, White Tiger is considered to be the second largest tiger in the world after Siberian tiger.