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Zoo might feed animals to each other to stay afloat during lockdown

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Published April 14, 2020
Updated April 14, 2020, 4:04 p.m. ET
Female seal pup "Jogi is pictured next to her mother in their enclosure at the zoo of Neumuenster, northern Germany on July 11, 2014.
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The Berlin Zoo is abandoned during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Berlin Zoo is abandoned during the coronavirus pandemic. EPA/CLEMENS BILAN
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A derelict California sea lion enclosure at the Berlin Zoo.
A derelict California sea lion enclosure at Berlin Zoo EPA/CLEMENS BILAN
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Polar bear Kap plays with a set of toys in his enclosure at the zoo in Neumuenster, Germany, 12 April 2016
Polar bear Kap plays with toys in his enclosure at the zoo in Neumuenster, Germany, on April 12. picture alliance via Getty Image
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Two year old coati Stella explores the new coati facility in Neumuenster, Germany, 10 October 2014.
Two-year-old coati Stella explores the new coati facility in Neumuenster, Germany, in 2014. Getty Images