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Tibor the Sumatran Tiger, Edinburgh Zoo
Adams, Debbie, 2013, Digital image
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Tibor the Sumatran Tiger, Edinburgh Zoo
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Title
Tibor the Sumatran Tiger who lost an eye to Glaucoma, Edinburgh Zoo
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Adams, Debbie
Date
2013
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Edinburgh Zoo is a conservation-centred zoo, with the principals of saving species, and discovery and learning at the heart of how it operates today. On 22nd July 2013 Edinburgh Zoo marked its centenary.
Read the history of Edinburgh Zoo at
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Edinburgh Zoo - 100 years
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