Chinese Zoo Tries Disguise a Fluffy Dog as a Lion ·

18 Jul 2024, 00:00

Another thing dogs are not: Good actors, apparently.

Sharon Liu, who was visiting the zoo with her 6-year-old, noticed that the lion was not a lion when she heard it bark. "To use a dog to impersonate a lion is definitely an insult to tourists," she protested.

Liu Suya, the zoo's chief, responded by claiming, "The African lions will be back. They went to another zoo to breed." The zoo further claims that the dog is a zoo employee's pet and was only temporarily held in the cage for safety reasons.

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Chinese Zoo Tries Disguise a Fluffy Dog as a Lion

Another thing dogs are not: Good actors, apparently. Sharon Liu, who was visiting the zoo with her 6-year-old, noticed that the lion was not a lion when she heard it bark. &quot;To use a dog to impersonate a lion is definitely an insult to tourists,&quot; she protested.

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Another thing dogs are not: Good actors, apparently. Sharon Liu, who was visiting the zoo with her 6-year-old, noticed that the lion was not a lion when she heard it bark. "To use a dog to impersonate a lion is definitely an insult to tourists," she protested.