"A Donkey's Monument" was set up in Yancheng Safari Park to honour the animal, which was mauled to death by tigers after being thrown inside a moat.
CHANGZHOU: The zoo in eastern China where a donkey was fed alive to tigers by disgruntled investors has chosen to remember its fallen hero – by erecting a statue in its honour.
Called "A Donkey's Monument", the tribute is located at a corner of the Yancheng Safari Park in Jiangsu province, local media reported.
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