In a unique training session at a Japanese zoo, executives donned cyber tiger suits to simulate controlling a white tiger in the event of an escape.
Despite not using actual tigers, the exercise provided valuable insights into managing potentially dangerous situations involving wild animals.
The training highlighted the importance of skill and technique in controlling animals, whether raised in captivity or in the wild. Through this unconventional approach, zoo staff gained practical experience in handling potential emergencies, ensuring the safety of both visitors and animals.
The video captures the essence of these exercises, offering viewers a glimpse into the innovative methods employed by zoo professionals to maintain security and preparedness in animal enclosures.
