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A second snow leopard has tested positive for COVID-19 at the San Diego Zoo, just days after an earlier case, the organization told the Union-Tribune on Thursday.
Zoo staff tested stool samples from Naphisa, a 3-year-old female snow leopard, after she developed a cough “within the past few days,” according to a spokesperson. When the sample tested positive for the coronavirus in the zoo’s own lab, wildlife staff sent another sample to the California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System and the state-level lab confirmed the result.
That’s exactly what happened last Friday, when the zoo announced that Ramil, a 9-year-old male snow leopard, tested positive for the virus after keepers noticed he had a cough and runny nose.

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