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I'm curious about what failure of budget or imagination meant there was no alarm to indicate that the outer door was open at the same time as the door between e
by niccl 3y ago
I'm curious about what failure of budget or imagination meant there was no alarm to indicate that the outer door was open at the same time as the door between enclosures?
Surely it would be a simple and relatively cheap (low hundreds of dollars) to set that up. They had obviously already had done significant risk planning, so how come nothing for prevention apart from Standard Operating Procedures? the new funfair management team vetoing the budget? Zookeepers not thinking that way?
- wolverine876 3y agoLack of hindsight. IME, in every situation there are a million such issues and you can't invest resources, including limited staff time, in fixing them all.
- NewJazz 3y agoI think the simple answer is that zoos are held together by duct tape and optimized for human entertainment, not animal welfare or even the safety of visitors.