Director of 'Taygan' Park Falls from Mountain on Buggy
Oleg Zubkov, director of the Crimean safari park 'Taygan,' and his assistant Tatyana Aleksagina fell from a mountain on a buggy during a trip in Crimea. Both were injured but survived with minor bruises and scrapes.
Consensus
- Oleg Zubkov and Tatyana Aleksagina were in a buggy that fell from a mountain in Crimea.
- The incident occurred during a trip in the mountains of Crimea.
- The buggy overturned several times.
- Both individuals were wearing seatbelts.
- They sustained only minor injuries, including bruises and scrapes.
- There were no serious consequences or fatalities.
- The event took place in August 2025.
- Zubkov had previously been attacked by a lion during a feeding procedure earlier that summer.
Points of divergence
- Zubkov and Aleksagina were searching for a horse herd on the farm when the incident occurred. — vm
- Zubkov managed to keep control of the steering wheel, which helped prevent a tragedy. — vm
- Zubkov was hospitalized after the lion attack and returned to work on July 5, 2025. — vm
- The lion attack occurred due to the sound of a door squeaking, which panicked the animal. — riamo
- Zubkov suffered injuries to the head, neck, and lung during the lion attack. — riamo
- The official park channel in MAX reported the incident. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Director of Crimean Safari Park 'Taygan' Oleg Zubkov fell from the mountain on a buggy — РИАМО
- Owner of 'Taygan' Safari Park fell off a slope on a biker in the mountains of Crimea — Вечерняя Москва
- Director of 'Taygan' Safari Park fell from a height during a bungee jump — Вести