A woman was attacked by a jaguar as she was apparently trying to get a photo outside the big cat’s enclosure at Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona, authorities said.
A woman was lacerated after trying to get close to a jaguar enclosure at Arizona's Wildlife World Zoo.
One witness, Adam Wilkerson, told AZFamily.com that he and his mother heard the woman scream Saturday evening and ran to help. Zoo owner Mickey Ollson told AZFamily.com that, about a year ago, the big cat scratched another guest who also had crossed the barrier.
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