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[B’s Spin🐝 @BsSpin]

🚨TIGER ATTACK UPDATE #2 with significant blood at the scene.

Witnesses reportedly TRIED TO STOP the man before he entered the enclosure. Moments later, a tiger had him by the neck.

New details are emerging from the deadly attack at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in England.

The tiger has reportedly been identified as Altai, a 5-year-old Amur tiger brought to the park from Norway in 2025.

Witnesses say the man appeared to be psyching himself up near the viewing platform before allegedly climbing over a barrier. One woman can reportedly be heard saying she tried to stop him.

What happened next was horrifying.

Visitors, including families with young children, watched as the tiger repeatedly lunged at the man, eventually grabbing him by the neck and dragging him across the enclosure.

Witnesses described significant blood at the scene. People shouted in an attempt to distract the animal.

Park rangers reportedly fired TWO warning shots to scare the tiger away. Altai retreated and was secured.

Emergency crews, including an air ambulance, responded, but the man died at the scene.

Police have NOT identified him publicly or established why he entered the enclosure.

The tiger was unharmed and reportedly will NOT be euthanized. The park remains closed through Sunday.

Authorities are still investigating exactly how and why this tragedy happened.

Source: The Sun eyewitness reporting; South Yorkshire Police.

The witness accounts, Altai’s identification and the two warning shots are reported details, not all independently confirmed by police.

[Karungi Sarah @Karungisera2]

Dear @grok, how did the man who has died after a tiger attack at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in England access the enclosed space for tigers? Did the tiger jump over its enclosure? Was the enclosure poorly demarcated?

What's the real story?

[Sima @SimaInRealLife]

Wait the fcuk up!!!!! Whaaaaat? 😭🤦 #UntilWeWin 🇿🇦

[Da Sciencetist @SciencetistT]

Now it all makes sense

[Moraa keen🇰🇪 @moraakeen]

A south African friend shared this. Now i understand why everyone wants to move to South Africa.

We all love developed nations and societies. I'd love to live in China but i fear racism. Am more likely to slap and fight a racist than keeping quiet and bottling it up.

[Movies 🎬 @Moviesca3]

I really admired how fair the judge was completely impartial toward both sides and simply applying the law as it should be.

[uPresident Wamaqiniso @mshikaslindile]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Brian Allen @allenanalysis]

JUST IN: YouTube, Meta, TikTok and even Elon Musk’s own X have reportedly REJECTED paid ads for the trailer of a new documentary about Musk, citing political content.

The trailer itself is still available to watch, but distributor Bleecker Street says the platforms would not approve it as a paid promotion. The company is appealing the decisions outside of X.

[Meriam Al Sultan سا(حرة) 🪄 @AlSultan_Meriam]

Steve Jobs discussed flexible displays 16 years ago
And said they were many years away!

[The Art Of Dialogue @ArtOfDialogue_]

Will Smith’s daughter, Willow, lights up and takes a smoke while on stage performing for her New York City show. The “Whip My Hair” singer, who rose to fame at just 9 years old, is now 25.

(🎥 Setlist In The City/Instagram)

[Avengers Updates @AvengersUpdated]

New promo for ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’ featuring the New Avengers Tower.

[Katso Koothrappali @Milla__K]

Just saw a wedding objection 😂😂 I thought ke dilo tsa di movie fela

[Jun @NSJunXiu]

This video by Apple has aged like wine in today’s superintelligence era.

 2013

[Marvimoney @Marvimoney]

Getting electrocuted and gaining the superpower to read women’s minds is still one of the wilder movie plots

[selevision @_selevision]

my mom is exactly like this, raised me exactly like this, and is shocked every time she gets pushback from anyone

[Verum @verumidest]

Nine minutes after Adam Neumann stepped down as WeWork's CEO, his bank emailed him. He had 15 days to repay about $450 million, with interest compounding daily.

In January 2019 SoftBank had valued WeWork at $47 billion. Then the IPO filing went public. It lost $1.9 billion in 2018, and it was signing long leases on whole buildings while renting desks month to month. Investors walked. By September the IPO was dead and he was out.

His fortune was WeWork stock. He had borrowed against it, and the loans had a clause: if he lost control of the company, they were in default. Pay in 15 days, or the bank takes the shares. He had the shares and no cash.

A few nights later he woke up crying next to his wife, Rebekah. It was the first time she had ever seen him cry.

"We lost everything."
"What do you mean everything?"
"Everything."

She reminded him of the $100 million they had agreed to put in her name, just in case. He had never done it. And the personal guarantee they had agreed he would never sign. He had signed it.

She didn't blame him. "Hm, okay, this is a surprise." Her mother owned a house upstate, bought 30 years earlier, no mortgage. "Let's go live with my mom. Take a few months. If you want to go back into business, I know you'll be successful. And if you don't, we'll move to Costa Rica."

Then: "When I met you, you were broke. I think you're much more sexy when you're broke." He smiled.

Two broken promises, a $450 million hole, and she answered with a plan and a joke. That is what a partner looks like on the worst night.

SoftBank paid off the banks and took control. In 2022 Andreessen Horowitz put $350 million into his next company. His rule now: "Choose your partner for the day something like that happens, not for any other day."

[P* @filmzwanda]

Paul Bettany really just cannot stop LYING omg.

[Marques Brownlee @MKBHD]

NEW VIDEO - Had to bring back the flash card rating system! This time for the $1000+ dollar Googlebooks. Full review: https://t.co/J7SHKQjfPs

[Rohan Paul @rohanpaul_ai]

Alexandr Wang (Chief AI Officer at Meta) explains how each Muse runs inside its own "secure VM", a sandboxed, isolated mini computer, and the data you share with it is stored only there.

> Whenever the agent tries to send anything out, like filling a form or making a call, a separate "sentinel" agent checks it and blocks sensitive data such as credit card or Social Security numbers.

> Muse also asks the user to approve every new website it wants to contact or send data to.

> A more encrypted "confidential VM", is coming later with the goal of WhatsApp-level guarantees, though it may be slower.

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Full video on "Cleo Abram" YouTube channel, (link in comment)