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Saudi Man Mistaken For Khashoggi Suspect Says French Custody Like "Zoo"
The Saudi man who was mistakenly arrested in France over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi felt like he was "in a zoo" during his detention, he told Saudi TV on Thursday.
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World's Oldest Captive White Rhino Dies At 55 In French Zoo
The world's oldest captive white rhino, South African-born Sana, has died at the age of 55, the French zoo that she called home for the last 26 years said Thursday.
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French Zoo 'Outraged' By Visitors Writing Names On Rhino's Back
Staff at a French zoo condemned Wednesday the "stupidity" of visitors who scratched their names into the back of a rhino.
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In A First, Panda At French Zoo Is Pregnant. People Are Thrilled
Delighted French zoo officials were bursting with joy Wednesday at the news their female panda is pregnant - a first for France. A scan by zoo vets on Wednesday revealed that Huan Huan, on loan to Beauval zoo in central France from China along with her male partner Yuan Zi, is expecting her first cub.
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White Rhino Shot, Horns Sawn Off By Poachers At French Zoo
Intruders at a French zoo have shot dead a white rhino and hacked off its horns in a grizzly overnight poaching incident, the police and the zoo said on Tuesday.
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Manatees Head To Caribbean In First Ever Repopulation Scheme
Singapore's zoo said Monday it will send two manatees to Guadeloupe as part of the world's first repopulation programme for the animal, which became extinct on the French Caribbean island in the early 20th century.
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In France, A Night at Zoo Sleeping with a Polar Bear
Forget trekking to the Arctic. French tourists are opting for the luxury way to spend the night with a polar bear: beside a log fire not far from home.
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French zoo triplets boost for endangered Asiatic lions
Three Asiatic lion cubs have been born in a French zoo in a major boost for the critically endangered species.
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Famous pianist uses music to put endangered tortoises in the mood to mate, fails
Galapagos tortoises at London's zoo lumbered around impassively as famous French pianist Richard Clayderman serenaded them with music from his latest album, "Romantique," on Thursday.
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Saudi Man Mistaken For Khashoggi Suspect Says French Custody Like "Zoo"
The Saudi man who was mistakenly arrested in France over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi felt like he was "in a zoo" during his detention, he told Saudi TV on Thursday.
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World's Oldest Captive White Rhino Dies At 55 In French Zoo
The world's oldest captive white rhino, South African-born Sana, has died at the age of 55, the French zoo that she called home for the last 26 years said Thursday.
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French Zoo 'Outraged' By Visitors Writing Names On Rhino's Back
Staff at a French zoo condemned Wednesday the "stupidity" of visitors who scratched their names into the back of a rhino.
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In A First, Panda At French Zoo Is Pregnant. People Are Thrilled
Delighted French zoo officials were bursting with joy Wednesday at the news their female panda is pregnant - a first for France. A scan by zoo vets on Wednesday revealed that Huan Huan, on loan to Beauval zoo in central France from China along with her male partner Yuan Zi, is expecting her first cub.
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White Rhino Shot, Horns Sawn Off By Poachers At French Zoo
Intruders at a French zoo have shot dead a white rhino and hacked off its horns in a grizzly overnight poaching incident, the police and the zoo said on Tuesday.
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Manatees Head To Caribbean In First Ever Repopulation Scheme
Singapore's zoo said Monday it will send two manatees to Guadeloupe as part of the world's first repopulation programme for the animal, which became extinct on the French Caribbean island in the early 20th century.
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In France, A Night at Zoo Sleeping with a Polar Bear
Forget trekking to the Arctic. French tourists are opting for the luxury way to spend the night with a polar bear: beside a log fire not far from home.
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French zoo triplets boost for endangered Asiatic lions
Three Asiatic lion cubs have been born in a French zoo in a major boost for the critically endangered species.
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Famous pianist uses music to put endangered tortoises in the mood to mate, fails
Galapagos tortoises at London's zoo lumbered around impassively as famous French pianist Richard Clayderman serenaded them with music from his latest album, "Romantique," on Thursday.
