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What will be the next action taken by the Chinese zoo to address public outrage by end of 2024?
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Chinese Zoo Caught Painting Dogs as Pandas After Panting and Barking Incident
Sep 19, 2024, 05:52 PM
A zoo in China has been caught painting dogs to resemble pandas, leading to public outrage. The zoo had to admit the deception after one of the 'pandas' began panting and barking, revealing its true identity as a Chow Chow dog. This incident follows a similar case earlier this year at the Taizhou Zoo, where baby pandas were also found to be painted Chow Chow dogs.
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Increased transparency • 25%
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Taizhou Zoo • 25%
Beijing Zoo • 25%
Shanghai Zoo • 25%
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