30 lions and tigers spent years in cramped concrete cages at a notorious Argentine zoo; they are now beginning a journey to sanctuaries where they can finally roam freely
- The big cats were moved into large transport crates on Friday as part of an international rescue operation led by Four Paws, an animal welfare organisation.
- According to news agency Assocaited Press, the operation is one of the largest relocations of captive big cats in the world.
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- The big cats were moved into large transport crates on Friday as part of an international rescue operation led by Four Paws, an animal welfare organisation.
- According to news agency Assocaited Press, the operation is one of the largest relocations of captive big cats in the world.
Sources: Times of India