A man was killed by a tiger at a UK zoo during an encounter that reportedly began with the visitor asking the animal to “stop being naughty.” Witnesses described the incident as harrowing, with the tiger’s eyes locking onto the man before it pounced. The zoo, located in England, has since closed its tiger enclosure for an investigation. Authorities are reviewing the incident to determine the circumstances leading to the attack. The man, identified as a visitor, was reportedly in the enclosure when the incident occurred. Emergency services were called to the scene, but the man did not survive. The zoo has issued a statement expressing shock and condolences to the family. The incident has raised concerns about safety protocols in wildlife enclosures. This is the second such fatality at the zoo in less than a year. The zoo is now under scrutiny for its animal management practices. The case has sparked a debate on visitor safety and animal handling in zoological facilities.