Still though, even if the guy wasn't aware of his actions, the blame should lie on the carer and the zoo for not having secure enough enclosures.

The tiger is not at fault here.

The only mention of a carer I can find is speculation.

One witness told the Mail on Sunday the man, who had a mobile phone and was wearing AirPods, appeared to 'psyche himself up' by performing a 'dance' in the spectator area.

Speaking to The Mirror, one woman said she saw him dancing with his AirPods in around 20 minutes before the horror incident.

"The man who I saw on the bridge with his AirPods in dancing was happily enjoying seeing the tiger,” she said. “He obviously wasn't with anyone and he asked a total stranger to take a picture of him with the tiger in the background.

"Probably the last photo on his phone. I'm not sure if he was with a carer or family member but I honestly do think he just wanted to play with the tiger.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/yorkshire-wildlife-park-tiger-enclosure-zoo-closed-latest-updates-b3064608.html

Tigercide?

The point they were trying to make is the way the headline was written makes it sound unprovoked, as if the man was just an "innocent victim" instead of the truth that he effectively goaded the tiger into doing what comes naturally. It's as if the editor wants to manipulate popular opinion into demanding the tiger be put down.