The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden the calf and the back" at the Thoiry zoo around 40 kilometres (25 miles) west of the French capital but later Sunday a source told AFP her injuries were no longer life-threatening went out early Sunday morning for a jog after spending the night with her family in the safari-style lodge at the zoo according to initial findings of the investigation told AFP that the woman had "crossed the American reserve on foot" Bercheny said that there were signs reminding people of the "rules of survival" to be followed in the park "The behaviour of the animals in the reserves is that of animals in freedom or semi-liberty," she added referring to their reaction to the intrusion of a human advertised on its website at between 220 and 760 euros ($235-810) per night very intimate experience with the arctic wolves you'll be able to see from the living room" which is supposed to be restricted to cars That's where she was attacked by three wolves," Caillibotte said It was not clear "whether she made a mistake or the trail wasn't clearly marked" First responders got to the scene "very quickly" The source familiar with the case said earlier the woman must have got through "security systems a trench and an electric fence supposed to keep the animals in" Thoiry zoo was founded in 1968 by Paul de la Panouse owner of a local chateau that has been in his family since the 16th century He recalled to the regional newspaper L'Independant in April how he initially stocked the zoo with a ship loaded with 120 animals brought from Kenya De la Panouse sold the zoo to a group of investors in 2018 Please log in here to leave a comment Sèvres porcelain was among objects stolen from Château de Thoiry outside Paris in 1987 A rare jug and basin given by Marie Antoinette to one of her closest friends are being returned to a French chateau 37 years after their theft The Sèvres porcelain was taken by armed robbers from the Château de Thoiry Detectives identified the ewer and bowl stolen after an antiques expert contacted them to check whether the ceramic ware was on a list of missing cultural objects said the loss had caused many sleepless nights and he had all but given up seeing the items again when police called to say they had the porcelain hand-painted in an unusually vivid sky-blue colour so emotional,” he told Le Parisien newspaper “Only 20 or so porcelain pieces were ever painted with this blue.” They stole several valuable objects including six rifles offered by George III to Louis XVI offered a reward of 100,000 francs (worth about £10,000 at the time) for information leading to the recovery of the objects Marie Antoinette had given the jug and basin to La Panouse’s distant relative a governess to the ill-fated royal children When Louis XVI and the royal family attempted to flee Paris in 1791 on what became known as the Flight to Varennes De Tourzel joined them as a decoy before all were caught and returned to the city which remain an invaluable account of the last days of the royal household a specialist police department that investigates the trafficking of cultural objects said officers had been able to match the stolen jug and bowl thanks to photographs in their records “An expert contacted us expressing his doubts about the pieces that he’d been offered and they came up as stolen in 1987,” Du Sert said “The owner had bought them in good faith and was unaware of their provenance When he learned they’d been stolen he immediately gave them back.” This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.