Visitors stay away from zoo where tiger mauled man to death
William Chapman, 24, was killed after climbing into the big cat's enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday, where he was attacked by one of the park's two rare Amur tigers (pictured).
TL;DR
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park reopened a day after William Chapman was fatally mauled by a tiger named Altai.
- Increased security measures are in place at the park, with staff requesting visitors be understanding and respectful.
- Altai the tiger is reported to be doing fine and will not be euthanized.
- Chapman, who had a history of mental health issues, climbed two fences to enter the tiger enclosure.
- Investigations into the incident are being conducted by the City of Doncaster Council and South Yorkshire Police.
- Chapman's family have raised concerns about his contact with mental health services prior to his death.