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Japan Zoo Finds Out How Their Solitary Gibbon Got Pregnant
A gibbon living alone in her cage mysteriously got pregnant two years ago. Find out how Japan Zoo recently solved this puzzle.
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Researchers Claimed that Air in Zoo Might Have Enough DNA to Identify the Animals Inside
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Tiger Shot to Death After Attacking Zoo Cleaner That Attempted to Pet it
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Winter, Beloved Marine Mammal from Dolphin Tales, Dies at an Aquarium in Florida
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Chinese Zoo Kept Leopards' Escape a Secret for Days Before Alarming Authorities
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