This person actually lost their entire arm.

They say if we haven't terrified you enough for the recent stories of lions on the attack,

here's one more set in your average zoo.

Keep on, this is the third lion attack in two days, and this has been in three different countries.

Not to mention the bears.

An Australian woman was watching Animal Keepers at work at the Darling Down Zoo in Tuwambu, uh, Toowoomba, Toowo, Toowo,

Tuesday morning before the zoo had opened. So she's there before the zoo had opened when she

says she was somehow attacked by a lion. News outlets are reporting her arm was severed from her

body. The 50-year-old was airlifted to a hospital in Brisbane,

where she underwent surgery, listed in stable condition as of Sunday. In describing the incident,

the zoo said the lioness, inexplicably, grabbed the arm of a much-loved member of the zoo's family.

Now, she's identified as a schoolteacher, Jo Cabin, who is a sister and sister-in-law

to zoo owner Stephanie and Steve Robinson, respectively.

Again, the zoo was not open, but she is the sister of the people who own the place.

Zoo said she'd watched Animal Keepers and worked many times over the past two decades, well-versed

in safety protocols around potentially dangerous animals.

Speaking to reporters outside the zoo, Steve Robinson said no one saw what happened, but

it wasn't an attack because the lion was just playing.

He noted the couple, raised these lions lions ourselves and we can still interact with them

through the mesh of a cage.

Either way, she lost

her arm from the shoulder down. Okay, Ted

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