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Kamaia, a male 14-year-old lion at Franklin Park Zoo, was humanely euthanized on Saturday, according to Zoo New England.

Zoo officials say Kamaia, who had lived at the zoo since 2015, battled several health issues since the spring.

BOSTON (WHDH) - Zoo New England’s Franklin Park Zoo announced Sunday that after further health decline, Kamaia, their 14-year-old lion, was humanely euthanized on Saturday.Zoo<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/franklin-park-zoo-announces-death-of-kamaia-their-14-year-old-lion/">Read More</a>

Kamaia, a majestic, 14-year-old lion who called the Franklin Park Zoo his home, has died.

Franklin Park Zoo in Boston welcomed a Masai giraffe calf on July 14, an exciting event in the conservation of the endangered species. 

It’s a boy! Meet the newest edition to the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston, a Masai giraffe calf.

The Franklin Park Zoo’s last remaining tiger died Monday of an “irreversible condition,” officials said. Read more on Boston.com.

Zoo New England is mourning the loss of Anala, their 17-year-old female tiger that died on Monday.

Anala, the last remaining tiger at Franklin Park Zoo, died Monday at 17 years old.

The staff at Franklin Park Zoo announced this week that Anala, a 17-year-old female tiger, is experiencing serious age-related heath issues. Recently, Anala has...