Jacksonville Zoo Takes Lion Cub From Mom for PR

  • September 23, 2012
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Let the Jacksonville Zoo know that cubs belong with their moms and not in TV studios or in nurseries at the zoo.

Two-month-old lion cub in studio for PR

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A baby boom continues at the Jacksonville Zoo. Two month old lion cub Gigi joined us this monring on Good Morning Jacksonville.

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  • Lisa Miniter

    Agree with Big Cat..the cub should not be in a TV Studio!

     
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