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VIDEO: Chinese Zoo Officials Feed Live Donkey To Four Tigers; Visitors Shocked To See Its Death

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Jun, 2017 01:42 PM
    This is the gory moment Chinese zookeepers push a live donkey into the jaws of three hungry tigers.
     
    The terrified animal can be seen clinging on for dear life as workers in raincoats push it down a ramp and off a steep ledge into a tiger compound.
     
    After landing hopelessly in the water, the donkey is soon attacked by two nearby tigers.
     
     
    The ferocious predators - believed to be kept at Changzhou zoo in eastern China - work together to deprive their prey of any hope of escape. 
     
    With the prey obviously killed, the camera cuts to four of the lions relaxing before showing the bloodied donkey being hauled onto land for consumption. 

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