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AOTE calls for tighter controls in China’s zoos
20th April 2010
Shenyang Forest Wild Animal Zoo is located along the southern bank of the Hun River in China. It sounds idyllic but among the 500 animals the zoo is purported to house are thirty Siberian (Amur) tigers, eleven of which have starved to death since the beginning of the year. AOTE calls for tighter controls.
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