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Mumbai’s Byculla Zoo closer to getting four Asiatic lions from Gujarat

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduMumbai’s Byculla Zoo closer to getting four Asiatic lions from Gujarat
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Under the proposed exchange, the Mumbai zoo will transfer three pairs of tufted capuchin monkeys to Sakkarbaug. Both zoos have already agreed to the exchange, the BMC said

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