Environment
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Zoo in Bristol Struggles to Rehome At Least 25,000 Animals
Bristol Zoo's issue of rehoming 25,000 animals is "a tremendous effort." Staff at the zoo are juggling the practicalities of relocating 300 animals now that the Clifton location has closed.
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