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WARNING – DETRESSING CONTENT: A circus lion jumped on a four-year-old girl during a show aimed at young children in southern Russia.
Amateur images broadcast on television showed the animal on a leash by a lion tamer who rushed to the child during the event that took place. took place in the Krasnodar region, about 1,250 km south of Moscow.
The video shows that only a loose net protects the public. The pictures also showed the girl standing near the ring, apparently back to the animal.
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The lion sees the little child who passes in the corner of his eye and leaps. Image: YouTube / Innocent Garkalikov
"An eyewitness testified that his mother allowed the girl to approach the safety net and brandish a banner.
"The lioness reacted to this and with her paw pulled the child inside in the arena and stuck his teeth in his head.
The child was transported to the hospital with facial lacerations and other injuries.
The organizer could be jailed
The Russian inquiry commission has opened an investigation into the security breaches during a show aimed at young children and has arrested its director, who could be sentenced to six years in prison.
Russian media has described the circus involved in Mondial, based in the southern city of Rostov-on-Don.
The lion tamer and director of Moscow's Big Circus, Eduard Zapashny, criticized the "criminal negligence" of the director of the circus detainee and the "extremely unprofessional" tamer, in comments to the National News Service radio station.
The incident occurred during an exhibition in the village of Uspenskoye, in the Krasnodar region, about 1,250 km south of Moscow. Image: YouTube / Innocent Garkalikov
Such attacks are commonplace in Russia, where acts involving wild animals are common and many poorly regulated circuses roam the provinces.
At a circus show in Siberia in 2016, a leopard escaped and bit a woman.
In 2012, a cheetah wounded a seven-year-old boy with a face and neck in the Moscow region.
The same year, a tiger from a zoo on a trip scratched his head a three-year-old boy in the far east of Russia.
