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Disney's Sumatran Tiger Relocated to San Antonio Zoo To Ensure Species' Survival
As part of the species’ survival plan, Jeda, one of the first Sumatran Tiger cubs born at Disney's Animal Kingdom, was relocated to the San Antonio Zoo.
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