A wolf approaches women as they get out of a car at a wildlife park in China's Hebei province - Chinese report

On the 3rd, multiple Chinese media reported that a wolf approached a woman and her child as they got out of their car at a wildlife park in Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province, China.
Reported. You can enter this wildlife park by private car. The woman got out of the car to let her child relieve herself and crouched next to the car with her child. A wolf approaches
. The women were unaware that the wolf was coming from the opposite direction as they were blocked by a car. The driver of the car behind us honked his horn and shouted, ``The wolf is here, hurry, hurry!''
Therefore, the woman quickly returned to the car with her child in her arms, and all was well. According to people in the following car, there was not just one wolf that was trying to approach the women, but several wolves that were sneaking up on the women.
It is said that he was trying to get closer to them. In August 2016, a visitor to the zoo was attacked and killed by a tiger after getting out of his car.
In recent years, wildlife parks in China have seen visitors getting out of their cars and opening windows without adhering to the park's safety regulations.
Incidents such as baiting and feeding occur frequently, resulting in casualties. In August 2017, a visitor at Badaling Wildlife World in Beijing was bitten by a bear and lost his left arm after opening his car window to feed the park.
was injured. In July 2016, visitors to the zoo were attacked by a tiger as they got out of their cars, leaving one person dead and another seriously injured. Chinese internet users said, ``This kind of thing (don't follow safety regulations)
b) Shouldn't the park impose penalties on the visitors? At the very least, they should be banned from entering the park in the future.''