Too close for comfort?
The zoo where visitors can give a tiger a belly-rub, rub noses with a lion or share food with a bear.
- Visitors claim animals are drugged, but zoo says it is down to training
- Zoo has reportedly had no animal attacks since it opened in 1994
- Claims keeping animals fed helps keep them calm and passive
They are some of the animal kingdom's most feared predators, known for their ferocity and natural killing instinct.
But a zoo in Argentina allows visitors to get up close and personal with some of the most dangerous animals in the world. And if these pictures are anything to go by, visitors at Lujan Zoo are not only able to cuddle a tiger, rub noses with a lion and hand-feed a bear - they are also able to walk away at the end of it to tell the tale.
Feeding time: The zoo received this brown bear, which appears to be eating something directly out of a visitor's mouth, when it was two months old.
Friendly: Some visitors claim the animals are drugged, but the zoo puts their tameness down to training and keeping them fed
Attraction: Along with bears, tigers and lions the zoo features two female elephants, a wide variety of reptiles and birds
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