Terror lived by those attending a Chinese circus function; two lions escaped

Without a doubt the circuses with animals They are always an attraction for those who seek a space for family recreation. However, some occasions can become moments of terror like those who lived attending a function of circus in chinawhere two lions escaped in full show.

According to what was published in social networks Two videos taken by some of the attendees show how the cats escaped from the tamers and how people ran in terror.

According to local information media, the events were recorded during a circus show Luoyang Station visiting Henan province.

What happened to the lions that escaped in full performance of the Chinese circus?

The video, captured by one of the attendees of the circus show, shows part of the routine that the tamers did with the lions inside a huge cage that was in the center of the ring; however, in a matter of seconds, one of the cats found an open door and got out.

The other lion followed him and that’s when the panic started. It took the tamers a few seconds to get out of the cage, while the spectators, including children, ran to safety.

In other videos you can see how the cats began to tour the place; one of them is loitering around a parking lot and, a few meters away, people were showing great fear. After what happened authorities moved to the place.

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Moments after the event, Henan authorities reported that the lions were quickly captured and no one was injured by any of the animals, while the circus was subjected to a permit review and eventually suspended while performances are underway. the investigations.

As we have mentioned in other informative notes of The Truth NewsAccording to the Association for the Defense of Animal Law (ADDA), circuses with animals involve “physical and psychological aggression, through harsh techniques in which they are forced to act contrary to how they would in nature”.

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