Doctors fear that caregiver at Beekse Bergen will not survive panther attack

The condition of the zookeeper injured in a leopard attack at Beekse Bergen has worsened, with doctors fearing for her survival. She sustained severe head and neck injuries while alone in the enclosure with two Persian leopards. Although she was operated on successfully, her situation remains critical, and she is currently in a medically induced coma. An investigation is underway to determine the circumstances of the incident, as there are no cameras in the enclosure. The park assures that the care for the leopards will continue as usual, and the zookeeper, who has worked there for nearly forty years, is being supported by the park and her family.