MXThe death of Bengal tiger 'Kenzo' during his capture has sparked criticism on social media, with users questioning the authorities' handling of the situation and the use of firearms. According to the National Commission for the Protection and Development of the Rural Population (Profepa), the tiger died after being shot by rescue personnel during an attack. Ernesto Zazueta, president of the Mexican Association of Zoos, Aquaria, and Breeding Centers (AZCARM), stated that facilities housing wild animals should have specific contingency protocols, trained staff, and specialized equipment for capturing escaped animals. He emphasized that firearms should only be used as a last resort when human lives are at risk, suggesting that proper protocols could have prevented the incident. Scientific communicator Lucía Hernández also criticized the operation, noting that Kenzo was accustomed to human interaction and questioned whether the stress caused during capture contributed to his death.
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