An unusual and slightly alarming incident occurred at the Magic Safari park in Tashkent. A woman visiting from Kazakhstan took her young daughter into the special area where giraffes are kept.
According to witnesses, the girl climbed onto the safety fence at one point. At that moment, one of the giraffes in the enclosure approached the child and nudged her with its head. As a result, the girl fell to the ground from a height of about two meters.
The incident quickly drew the attention of bystanders, and staff immediately intervened. The child received first aid, and according to her mother, no serious injuries were detected.
Later, the child's mother blamed the park administration for the incident, stating that "giraffes pose a danger to people." However, experts emphasize the need to strictly follow rules when approaching animals, noting that children, in particular, should never be left unsupervised.
This incident has sparked widespread discussion on social media, bringing the issue of strengthening safety measures in zoos to the forefront.
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