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Chicago's Brookfield Zoo Investigating Oxygen Drop in Stingray Exhibit
Late last week, stingrays died in an exhibit at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo; in 2008, another equipment malfunction there caused rays to die in a tank, too.
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