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Updated 15 January 2021
AFP

Bangladesh zoo plans to end years of loneliness for captive animals

Updated 15 January 2021
AFP

Authorities at Bangladesh's largest zoo plans to import partners for lonely animals living out their lives in solitude at the Bangladesh National Zoo in the northern suburb of the capital Dhaka.

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