that the cut above her elbow is not consistent with a camel bite since the skin is fileted open and there is no damaged tissue.
Conley claims that among the hundreds of visitors the park receives each year, no one has ever been bitten by a camel, and the zoo was unable to
locate any security footage to support Amy’s allegation of a camel bite. Jon adds that Amy was unable to identify the location of the reported bite in the park.
Amy was carried to a hospital on a stretcher for medical attention after which she was taken to prison, according to the police, where she posed for a mug photo.
This is the second drive-thru safari incident we’ve witnessed in three months; in June, a child was taken by a giraffe at a Texas zoo from the back of a pickup truck.
