A Circus Bear Attacks One of the Handlers
A clip has been making the rounds of a circus bear in Russia attacking one of its handlers. A trainer has it on a leash as it rides down a…
MINSK, BELARUS – JULY 03: A bear performs a jump during a show at the Minsk State Circus on July 03, 2017 in Minsk, Belarus. The post-Soviet republic of Belarus, borders Poland to its West, Lithuania to its North West, Russia to its North East, and Ukraine to its South. A predominantly flat country of Lakes and Forests, home to Wolves, Brown Bears and EuropeÕs only population of Bison. The population is around 9.5 million people, and it often cited as being ‘Europe’s last Dictatorship’. Belarus’ current President Alexander Lukashenko has been in power since 1994, winning his fifth term in October 2015 with 83.5 % of the vote. Visa restrictions to Belarus have recently been lifted, allowing citizens from the European Union, America and 51 other countries visa-free entry to the country for up to 5 days through Minsk International Airport. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
(Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)A clip has been making the rounds of a circus bear in Russia attacking one of its handlers. A trainer has it on a leash as it rides down a ramp on a skateboard. But then it starts pulling away, and things go downhill from there.
Two handlers start HITTING the bear with large sticks, and then it jumps on top of one of them. The trainer keeps pulling on the leash and eventually the bear lets the other handler go. The guy gets back up and seems okay.
