Animal attacks
Teacher Joanne Cabban identified as lion mauling victim at Queensland zoo
The woman, whose sister co-owns the zoo, was grabbed by her left arm while watching keepers clean the lions’ enclosure.
- Catherine Strohfeldt and Cameron Atfield
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Queensland lion attack: What we know so far
A woman was “inexplicably” grabbed on the arm by a lion, resulting in significant injuries – but how did she end up close enough to the big cat?
- Catherine Strohfeldt, Cameron Atfield and Brittney Deguara
Sister-in-law visited lions ‘about 80 times’ before losing her arm
Darling Downs Zoo co-owner Steve Robinson confirms the victim of the lioness attack is his sister-in-law, a teacher with 20 years’ experience with the lions.
- Cameron Atfield and Brittney Deguara
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Zoo owner’s response to claims lions tortured and starved
‘Not hungry, skinny, taunted or tortured’: The zoo operator has fired back at abuse after widespread criticism online claimed the lion involved in a mauling was unhealthy.
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Woman loses arm in lion attack at Queensland zoo
A woman was airlifted to hospital after she was mauled at Darling Downs on Sunday morning.
- Cameron Atfield
Qld to add lethal shark nets, drumlines to popular tourist beaches
The state’s shark management program is set to get an $88.2m boost to ensure the safety of swimmers, but the decision has attracted criticism from animal advocates.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Boy, 9, bitten by dingo, with animal injured as bystanders intervene
Rangers on K’gari have spent Friday afternoon tracking an injured dingo after the animal fled when bystanders intervened in an attack against a child.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Lion kills 14-year-old girl in Nairobi
According to the Kenya Wildlife Service, the teenager was mauled on Sunday evening in Savannah Ranch, located near Nairobi National Park.
- Harriet Barber
Woman bitten on hand by dingo before Easter long weekend
Rangers are urging people to take dingo safety advice seriously and understand the risks as K’gari prepares for an influx of visitors over the holiday period.
- Courtney Kruk
Where the wild things are: The danger that can’t be tamed on K’gari
A young boy was mauled to death by dingoes in 2001. Strategies to manage the island’s native predators have shifted drastically in the years since, but millions of tourists are still at risk.
- Courtney Kruk
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