Notorious zoo in Gaza is closing and surviving animals are leaving

The Washington Post
  • 8 years ago
The zoo in Khan Younis gained notoriety when its owner began mummifying and displaying animals that died from disease, stress and starvation. Now, the facility is closing and the remaining 14 animals, including a 400 pound tiger, are being rescued.

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