BALDWIN: A lot of you would love to go on safari or have been on safari. Imagine this in South Africa. An American woman riding through the lion park, she was clawed to death by a lioness. Witnesses say they tried to stop it, honking for her to roll up her window. CNN's Diane Magnay took a night ride through the popular Johannesburg attraction. She has more for us -- Diana?</s>DIANA MAGNAY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brooke, this is the stuff of nightmares. A trip to one of Johannesburg's, South Africa's most famous tourist destinations, the lion park, gone horribly wrong for one American tourist. She was 22-years-old, who was driving through the lion enclosure with a local South African tour operation. They were driving themselves. There are signs around the national park saying when you're driving, you must keep the doors locked and the windows closed at all times. But according to eyewitnesses, the two had their windows wide open and were photographing a group of lions. There were eyewitnesses around the vehicle who were apparently honking their horns to try and warn this women that there was a lioness approaching around the corner of the car. Apparently, she then, from a seated position, put her paws up on the window frame and clawed the woman to death. The South African tour operator is now in hospital. He has injuries to his arm. We're also hearing from a source that one of these leaflets, which the park hands out, was in the passenger seat, and it says, "Please be aware that wild animals by nature are dangerous. Keep your windows closed and doors locked at all times." A simple mistake to make but one with very, very tragic consequences. The park says that it is reviewing its practices but the system is flawless if you follow the rules -- Brooke?
American Killed by Lion at South African Park.