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“The woman did not want to mate”, a zoo forced to close after a fight between the marine lions

“The woman did not want to mate”, a zoo forced to close after a fight between the marine lions

Posted on June 10, 2025

Pairi Daiza Animal Park, located in Belgium, had to temporarily close part of its site on Sunday due to an unusual incident. As the Belgian media that Nieuwsblad reports, a fight between several … marine lions. “A man wanted to mate with a woman during the love season, but he did not want,” explains the communication director.

In a press release transmitted by our colleagues in France 3 Hauts-de-France, the park indicates that the female, frost, “was obviously not in a hormonal climate conducive to accepting mating.” Then he pushed Mirai, the man, and caused a great fight between his companions.

A delicate intervention

The group must have been separated, but the intervention of the healers was not obvious because Steller’s marine lions are the largest species of marine lions. They can weigh up to a ton. Access to the Lion of the Sea area was temporarily closed during the operation, then …

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