Gazelle Narrowly Avoids Injury From Trash at Ramat Gan Safari
A gazelle at the Ramat Gan Safari Park in central Israel was saved at the last moment after it began chewing on trash left behind by visitors. Safari staff intervened just in time to prevent the animal from potentially suffering serious harm.
The incident highlights a growing concern for the welfare of animals in captivity due to human carelessness. With the upcoming holiday of Passover, safari officials are issuing an urgent appeal to the public to refrain from leaving any garbage behind during their visits.
Footage of the near-miss, showing the gazelle interacting with the discarded waste, has been released to emphasize the danger. The park administration stressed the importance of visitor cooperation in maintaining a safe environment for the animals.
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