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World Animal Welfare Day: Hyderabad Teen Adopts Lioness In Memory Of Grandfather
Ahead of World Animal Welfare Day, animal lover and Class 12 student Akshita Rao Gamji adopted an African lioness named "Adishana" for a period of one year at Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad.
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Lioness At Zoo Kills Father Of Her Cubs In "Unprovoked" Attack
It was hardly a surprise to hear the mighty roar of a lion at the Indianapolis Zoo. Chances were it was just Nyack, the zoo's "very vocal" 10-year-old male African lion.
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Lioness Grows Beard, Zookeepers Puzzled By 'Exceptionally Rare' Mane
18-year-old African lioness Bridget, a resident of Oklahoma Zoo and Botanical Garden, has developed a sudden growth of what looks like a beard. Experts say a mane in female lion is rare but not unheard of.
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World Animal Welfare Day: Hyderabad Teen Adopts Lioness In Memory Of Grandfather
Ahead of World Animal Welfare Day, animal lover and Class 12 student Akshita Rao Gamji adopted an African lioness named "Adishana" for a period of one year at Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad.
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Lioness At Zoo Kills Father Of Her Cubs In "Unprovoked" Attack
It was hardly a surprise to hear the mighty roar of a lion at the Indianapolis Zoo. Chances were it was just Nyack, the zoo's "very vocal" 10-year-old male African lion.
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Lioness Grows Beard, Zookeepers Puzzled By 'Exceptionally Rare' Mane
18-year-old African lioness Bridget, a resident of Oklahoma Zoo and Botanical Garden, has developed a sudden growth of what looks like a beard. Experts say a mane in female lion is rare but not unheard of.
