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Weekly Top News: Over 100 Pigs Abandoned in San Diego Streets, Dog Set to be Euthanized is Given a Second Chance, Dog Jealous of Human's Newborn Baby, and More! - Vimarsana News

Weekly Top News: Over 100 Pigs Abandoned in San Diego Streets, Dog Set to be Euthanized is Given a Second Chance, Dog Jealous of Human's Newborn Baby, and More!

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The Conservation Game: New Documentary Exposes Big Cats Exploited on TV - Vimarsana News

The Conservation Game: New Documentary Exposes Big Cats Exploited on TV

A new documentary exposes ‘ambassador animals’ on TV and uncovers the secret of what happens to big cats after their TV fame days.

What happens to big cats after their TV appearances? Uncovering the secret world of celebrity animal experts - Vimarsana News

What happens to big cats after their TV appearances? Uncovering the secret world of celebrity animal experts

New documentary exposes ‘ambassador animals’ we see on TV as no more than endangered species bred for exploitation.

Source: cbc.ca
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium receives new accreditation - Vimarsana News

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium receives new accreditation

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has received accreditation from the Zoological Association of America, officials say. This comes after the zoo lost its accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums last year.

Source: wosu.org
Columbus zoo is raising its rate for the first time in five years - Vimarsana News

Columbus zoo is raising its rate for the first time in five years

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium officials say they are raising admission for visitors who live outside Franklin County to keep up with inflation.