A previous overseer of a zoo in southern Mexico is having to deal with serious penalties of butchering the creatures and dealing with specific species from the zoo during his residency in office.
As per authorities, the previous chief butchered four of the zoo’s dwarf goats and served them as supper in a Christmas celebration. Jose Rubén Nava is blamed for doing a grievous activity where he took and sold many creatures from Zoológico Zoochilpan in Chilpancingo, Guerrero’s capital.
An Accusation of Former Zoo Director
Jose Ruben Nava was sacked as overseer of the neighborhood zoo on January 12 following the demise of a creature. It was subsequently found that he had killed a zebra and made weapons out of its bones. Not just this, numerous creatures were pirated out of the zoo and sold for exchanges outside.
The most disturbing charge, in any case, was made by Fernando Ruiz Gutierrez, the overseer of natural life for the state climate division. He guaranteed that Nava killed and simmered four of the zoo’s male dwarf goats for a finish-of-year feast. He likewise said that this additionally represented a well-being risk for those consuming the meat as the dwarf goats were not good for human utilization.
- Former Zoo director in Southern Mexico was accused of a mistake he did in his work.
- The whole embarrassment was found on January 14 by the neighbor of the zoo.
- Neighbor of the zoo saw an injured deer with canine chomps and a harmed leg close to his home, as indicated by the Spanis day-to-day EL PAS.
The deer was taken to the clinic and passed on a couple of days after the fact. After an examination was started, different monstrosities committed by Nava against the creatures were uncovered, as indicated by the report.
The areas of a jaguarundi, a coyote, ten reptiles, a child macaw, and a red-followed sell stay obscure, while a few births that happened under Nava’s watch were either not enrolled or were falsely revealed as passings, as indicated by authorities. The EL PAS report referenced that Nava has to deal with penalties for species dealing, creature abuse, and offenses against wellbeing.
This occurrence has left many individuals stunned as zoo authorities by and large structure a sympathetic bond with the creatures.
Confidential gatherings gathering fascinating creatures illicitly have for some time been an issue in Mexico. For a long time, drug dealers in Mexico have been known to keep lions, tigers, and other wild animals in private zoos.
