A Tunisian zoo that closed after a crocodile was stoned to death has reopened, with extra guards and new signs instructing visitors not to throw things at the animals. The Belvedere Zoo in central Tunis shut its gates in March after a public outcry over the animal’s death. Images shared on social media showed the dead crocodile’s head beside what appeared to be a bloodied paving slab and another large rock. The reptile’s death was the latest in a string of scandals at the 50-year-old zoo, which has long been…
Hands off the animals: Tunis croc killing zoo reopens
