Animals
Endangered Ring-Tailed Lemur Rescued from Illinois Garage, Zoo Warns of Zoonotic Pathogens if Kept as Pet
As the Miller Park Zoo rescued an endangered ring-tailed lemur from an Illinois garage, the officials warn the public against keeping exotic animals as pets because of Zoonotic Pathogens. Find out what happened here:
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