A zookeeper died after being attacked by a leopard at Beekse Bergen, a safari park in the south of the Netherlands, according to a CBS News report. The outlet said the woman was attacked while caring for two Persian leopards in an indoor facility at the park.
The CBS News headline attributes the account to the safari park, which said the zookeeper died after being "attacked by leopard." The outlet's report therefore sources the death to the park's own statement.
The BBC News report described the death in a headline about a Dutch zookeeper who died after being mauled in a leopard enclosure. The BBC summary said the woman began her career at the park when she was 17 and had worked there on-and-off for four decades.
Taken together, the two accounts agree that the woman died after an attack by a leopard at the Dutch park and that she had a long association with the facility. The reports differ in how they describe the location of the attack. CBS News described an indoor facility housing two Persian leopards, while the BBC headline described a leopard enclosure. The summaries do not say whether these terms refer to the same space.
The summaries do not name the woman or state the time of the attack. The BBC summary does not say who confirmed the death, while the CBS News summary attributes the account to the park. Details beyond these two accounts were not available in the reports reviewed for this story.
Sources: CBS News: Zookeeper dies after being attacked by leopard, safari park says; BBC News: Dutch zookeeper dies after being mauled in leopard enclosure.