Child seriously injured in animal attack at German wildlife park

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2026-10-28

Berlin (dpa) - A child was seriously injured in an attack by one or more animals at a wildlife park outside Berlin on Wednesday, police said. The authorities have not yet disclosed which species of animal was involved in the incident at the Johannismühle Wildlife Park in the eastern German state of Brandenburg, which surrounds Berlin. A police spokeswoman said a rescue helicopter had attended the scene. It is still unclear how the attack took p......

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