(MENAFN) With extra guards and new signs instructing visitors not to throw things at the animals, a Tunisian zoo that shut after a crocodile was stoned to death has officially reopened.
In detail, the Belvedere Zoo in central Tunis closed in March after a public outcry over the animal's stoning.
In more detail, images shared on social media showed the dead crocodile's head beside what appeared to be a bloodied paving slab and another large rock.
The reptile's death was the latest in a string of scandals at the 50-year-old zoo, which has long been in need of renovation.
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