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Published On 18 Oct 202618 Oct 2026
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The family of a man who was killed by a tiger after he entered its enclosure at a wildlife park have paid tribute, describing him as “bright, warm and engaging”.
William Chapman, who was in his mid-20s, visited Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster on Saturday and was attacked after going into the animal’s pen. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
In a statement, his family said that he had suffered from “significant mental illness” over a number of years and had been prescribed “strong medication”.
City of Doncaster Council has launched a health and safety investigation into Chapman’s death and the park remains closed.
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A man has died after being attacked by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, police have confirmed.
South Yorkshire Police said it had been called at 13:35 BST to reports of a man entering the tiger enclosure at the attraction near Doncaster. The tiger then attacked the man and he died at the scene, the force said.
His family had been informed and were being supported by officers, it added.
A park spokesperson said: “We are deeply saddened by today’s tragic incident. Our thoughts and heartfelt sympathies are with the family and loved ones of the person who has lost their life.”
They added: “We are working closely with the police and relevant authorities and would ask that the privacy of those affected is respected at this extremely difficult time. The park will remain closed tomorrow.”
Police said the tiger was uninjured, remained in the enclosure following the incident and there had been no wider risk to the public.
The park was evacuated and officers remain at the scene.
The force added: “We are aware of videos circulating online and we would encourage people not to share this footage.”
Earlier, in a statement posted on its website, the park said its emergency response procedures had been “immediately activated” and it was “working closely with the authorities to ascertain exactly what happened”.