The director of the Crimean safari park "Taigan" returned to work after the lion attack

Oleg Zubkov, director of the Crimean safari park Taigan, returned to work after he was attacked by a lion. The relevant information was posted on his Telegram channel on July 5.

"Stop making us feel stressed," one of the employees of the institution said with a smile.

In the footage, you can see how Zubkov was warmly welcomed by his colleagues. He was also given a bouquet of flowers.

After meeting with his colleagues, Zubkov began cleaning the territory of the Taigan.

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Investigators have already opened a case on violation of labor protection requirements, which resulted in serious harm to health.

Earlier, on July 4, Zubkov said he would continue to communicate with the lions. According to the director, the animal that attacked him will remain in the savannah.

Lev attacked Zubkov on June 22. The animal inflicted multiple wounds on the man. The victim underwent surgery, and his condition was stabilized. As noted by Tatiana Aleksagina, the head of the Taigan press service, the lion attacked Zubkov because he attracted the animal's attention by the sharp sound of the door closing.