Lions, tigers from notorious zoo in Argentina begin journey to wildlife sanctuaries
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On Friday, an ambitious rescue operation began for 30 lions and tigers that had spent years confined in cramped concrete cages at a shuttered and notorious zoo in Lujan, Argentina. The big cats started entering jumbo-size transport crates as they initiated long-awaited journeys to wildlife sanctuaries halfway across the world in South Africa.
The animals had previously been kept alive under harsh conditions at the closed Argentine facility before the current relocation effort was launched.
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South China Morning Post (HK)Emphasizes the global scope and the severe, barely surviving conditions in cramped cages.
Toronto Star (Toronto, Canada) (CA)Highlights the long-awaited rescue nature of the operation originating from Lujan, Argentina.
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