Kangaroo Pelted With Rocks Dies in Fuzhou Zoo in China and it is not the only time. This type of thing happens often. Basically, Fuzhou Zoo is a place where animals are trapped, cannot get out and are on display for the sadistic visitors to torture.
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A woman looks on as the kangaroo appears to be writhing in pain on the ground of her enclosure at Fuzhou zoo. 
A 5-year-old male kangaroo at Fuzhou zoo in southeastern China, with a foot injury, from a visitor throwing a stone to make it jump. A 12-year-old female kangaroo died at the same zoo after being pelted with rocks. When the bored Kangaroos weren’t putting on enough of a show for the sadistic visitors of the Fuzhou Zoo in southeast China; they picked up bricks and rocks and started throwing them at the helpless Kangaroos killing one and severely injuring another. What type of society does and allows this?
A 12-year-old female kangaroo suffered a severely injured foot when she was struck by bricks and concrete chunks on February 28 at the Fuzhou Zoo in Fujian province. The kangaroo died days later and an examination by a veterinarian revealed that the cause of death was likely a ruptured kidney caused by being struck by the projectiles. A few weeks later, a five-year-old male kangaroo at the same zoo was injured the same way.The following are pictures of the first kangaroo’s smashed and nearly severed foot, and of the animal receiving treatment via intravenous drip before she died.
Visitors to the zoo are known to provoke the kangaroos to get them to display their signature hopping mode of locomotion using their powerful hind legs. Nothing was ever mentioned about if anyone would be punished over the matter, but in a further disgusting and insensitive move the zoo said the dead female would be stuffed and put on display. The zoo also stated they will look to install security cameras to deter visitors from harming animals in future.
[How about closing down this hell on earth for animals and send the remaining animals to sanctuaries?]China’s unregulated zoos and wildlife parks often make news for their flat out cruel actions and reasons, typically involving abysmal conditions in which animals are kept or insensitive actions by visitors in a country where the notion of animal rights is nonexistent! Among recent examples, horrified visitors to an animal park in eastern China’s Jiangsu province last June watched as tigers killed a donkey that was released into their enclosure by investors angry over a business dispute related to the zoo, according to media reports. A few months earlier, a zoo visitor died after he was mauled by tigers whose enclosure he entered in the city of Ningbo, south of Shanghai.
