An investigation continued Monday into what prompted a tiger to attack and kill its handler over the weekend while performing in front of a crowd at an animal preserve in Oklahoma, authorities said. The attack unfolded on Saturday at the Growler Pines Tiger Preserve in Hugo in southeast Oklahoma, near the Texas border, and claimed the life of 37-year-old Ryan Easley, the owner of the preserve, Choctaw County Sheriff Terry Park told ABC News on Monday. Easley and a tiger were performing for an audience when the animal turned on Easley, attacking and killing him, Park said. "It happened toward the end of a show in which there were people that saw this incident occur," Park said in a phone interview with ABC News. "No one knows, other than God above, as to what made the tiger attack the handl

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