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“Stern”- article about the tragic accident in Nigeria
Published on: April 7, 2024
Categories: Media Mentions
“The so-called “Horror Zoo” in Nigeria made headlines in 2023 after videos of two malnourished lions went viral on the internet. Thanks to the help of the veterinarian Dr. Olabode Olawuyi, the animals were saved. But now the shock: Dr. Olawuyi died in an attack by one of the lions.”
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