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✓ Published: 29-Apr-2024
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With a full-fledged heat wave hitting India, this zoo in Jaipur is taking special steps to make sure the animals here stay cool. Watch brown bears snack on fruit ice cream and deer snack on watermelon!
With a full-fledged heat wave hitting India, this zoo in Jaipur is taking special steps to make sure the animals here stay cool. Watch brown bears snack on fruit ice cream and deer snack on watermelon!
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