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Published 11:58 6 Jan 2022 GMT

Credit: Arab Times Online[/caption]
We're not usually big on telling people what to do with their pets - looking after them should pretty much be a given for everyone - but here's an idea: maybe don't keep what is instinctually a wild and potentially dangerous animal? Certainly not if it's going to be let loose to wander the streets.
Elsewhere in the world, a zoo in France was forced to close after nine wolves escaped and that was in a location where they are designed to be kept inside - these folks are just keeping their lion in their gaff.
Luckily, having thought to be raised by this family since it was a cub, this one didn't go all Joe Exotic on us - but it still baffles how some people literally go out of their way to try and tame animals that could literally eat them.
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