72 Tigers Die at Tourist Park in Thailand
An outbreak at Tiger Kingdom in Chiang Mai, a popular tourist park, has led to the deaths of 72 captive tigers in under two weeks, renewing scrutiny of the wild animal entertainment industry.
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Tragedija na Tajlandu: Zbog zarazne bolesti za nekoliko dana uginula čak 72 tigra
Vlasti u Chiang Maiju, gradu na sjeveru Tajlanda, istražuju smrt desetina tigrova u popularnoj turističkoj atrakciji ovog mjeseca. Sedamdeset i dva tigra uginula su u periodu kraćem od dvije sedmice u dva objekta Tiger Kingdom Chiang Mai.
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Read full article →Why did 72 tigers die at a Thailand tourist park in under 2 weeks?
The deaths of 72 captive tigers at a private park popular with tourists in northern Thailand have renewed scrutiny of a lucrative industry that campaigners warn treats wild animals as “entertainment”. The outbreak at Tiger Kingdom in Chiang Mai began in early February, with authorities initially attributing the deaths to canine distemper – a virus carried by dogs but often fatal to big cats. A deeper investigation is under way, with some medical experts suspecting contaminated food may have b...
By Aidan Jones
Read full article →Probe underway after illness kills 72 tigers in Thai tourist park - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Probe underway after illness kills 72 tigers in Thai tourist park Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
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