Owners locked lion cages to protect the public before waters surged; surviving animals face critical food shortages
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A catastrophic flood triggered by Typhoon Maysak has devastated a privately owned zoo in southern China, sweeping away more than 100 animals and leaving the park’s owners with only a three-day supply of feed as they struggle to rebuild.
Some predators which were housed in cages, including three lions, died
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