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With the football World Cup just days away, one family in Brazil's northern host city of Manaus has been showcasing some of the exotic animals native to the Amazon rainforest that visitors may come across.

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With the football World Cup just days away, one family in Brazil's northern host city of Manaus has been showcasing some of the exotic animals native to the Amazon rainforest that visitors may come across. Sloths, pythons and baby...
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PHILIPPINES: RUSSIAN CIRCUS STRANDED AFTER ROW WITH MANAGER

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English/Nat A stranded Russian circus troupe is performing tax-free in the Philippines to raise money for their fare back home. The performers and their animals got stuck in Davao City after a row with their manager. Now local...
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Squirrel Monkeys learn life lessons at Israeli forest park

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1. Squirrel monkeys looking for food 2. Young monkey on his mother's back, young monkey climbs onto branch 3. Various monkeys playing with abacus 4. Monkeys with toy cash register 5. More monkeys with abacus 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tamar...
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Cute baby monkey rejected by mother makes public debut

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A baby Bonobo monkey rejected by his mother and raised by zookeepers in Germany was on Tuesday presented to the public. Baby Sambo's was bottle fed by Andrea Knott, wife of zoo keeper Carsten Knott, after his mother Zomi rejected it...
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A red-haired Hamadryas baboon has been born at the Safari Park in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, in Israel for the first time in 20 years.

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HEADLINE: Raw Video: Rare baboon born in Israel CAPTION: A red-haired Hamadryas baboon has been born at the Safari Park in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, in Israel for the first time in 20 years. (Feb. 9) Keyword-wacky-bizarre 1. Female...
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Captured drug kingpin pets strain Mexico''s zoos

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1. Various close-ups squirrel monkeys at Zacango Zoo 2. Wide of Manlio Nucamendi, the zoo''s coordinator watching squirrel monkeys seized at a property from "El Rey" Zambada 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Manlio Nucamendi, Zacango Zoo...
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Khan relative in court over beating accusations

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August 12, 2005 1. Saad Ali Khan (black shirt), son-in-law of nuclear scientist Doctor Abdul Qadeer Khan (A.Q. Khan), walks out of magistrates chambers 2. Khan walking chained to a police officer 3. Close up magistrate's signboard 4....
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Monkeys playing with dreidel, traditional Hanukkah toy, at monkey park

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1. Tilt down of young squirrel monkeys at park 2. Zoo keeper taking "dreidels" or spinning toys out of basket 3. Various of squirrel monkeys playing with dreidels 4. Close up on monkey with dreidel on tree 5. More of monkeys playing...
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Keepers count the animals at London Zoo's annual stocktake

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1. Sunrise over penguin colony at London Zoo 2. Various of penguins waiting to be counted 3. Penguin keeper Tim Savage, with clipboard, walks towards penguins 4. Various of Savage counting penguins 5. Zoo official hunched beside...
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Zoo struggling in wake of Hamas-Israel war

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The seven week Hamas-Israel war has taken its toll on Khan Younis' zoo. The attraction's owner says animals are starving and there's no sign of any money coming in. These monkeys live behind rusted bars and alongside empty bowls. There's...
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Haifa zoo releases animals back into outside enclosures

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1. Gate of cage opens, baboons run out 2. Mother and baby monkey coming out of cave 3. Monkeys playing in trees 4. Bears walking around cave 5. Bears sitting around water pool 6. Bears eating fish 7. Zoo keepers handing food to...
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Animal shelter employee cares for rare baby monkey

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1. Close of baby monkey drinking milk from a bottle at Bogota's Wildlife Reception Centre 2. Close of monkey drinking from bottle 3. Employee at wildlife centre, Martha Silva placing baby monkey in a pouch inside her uniform 4. Silva...
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Zoo exhibits stuffed animals to cut cost of feeding live ones

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1. Close-up of stuffed lion''s face seen through gate of cage 2. Boy walking past stuffed lion in cage 3. Mid of children looking in cages 4. Mid of children looking at stuffed lion 5. Close of lion in cage, children outside looking...
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Rare ginger monkey 'wearing' golden crown at London Zoo with royal baby arrival imminent

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1. Close of baby monkey Chua's head with orange tuft of hair 2. Mid of mother Lu Lu and baby monkey Chua eating leaves 3. Close of baby monkey Chua nibbling branch 4. Mid of visitors looking at baby monkey 5. Wide of group of visitors...
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Animals cool off with ice-cold popsicles as temperatures soar

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Zoo animals in Rio de Janeiro cooled off in the summer heat with some frozen treats on Tuesday, as temperatures reached nearly 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit). Ze Comeia, a brown bear, received a block of frozen fruit which he...
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Lions, monkeys smuggled through tunnels to Gaza zoo

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1. Various of Palestinian zoo keeper playing with ostrich 2. Close up of monkey 3. Palestinian zoo keeper feeding monkey 4. Close up of two monkeys 5. Various of lion playing with zoo keeper 6. Two lions 7. Child watching lions in the...
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Georgia - Effects Of War On Monkey Zoo

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In the war-ravaged region of Abkhazia, Georgia, the Sukhumi Monkey Zoo was once one of the biggest tourist attractions on the Black Sea - and the largest primate research institute in the former Soviet Union. It used to house about 5,000...
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A world of strange and wonderful animals await curious football fans

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With the football World Cup just days away, one family in Brazil's northern host city of Manaus has been showcasing some of the exotic animals native to the Amazon rainforest that visitors may come across. Sloths, pythons and baby...
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COLOMBIA: COUNTRY PLAGUED BY ILLEGAL ANIMAL TRADE

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Spanish/Nat Colombia is famous for its dominant role in the international trade of illegal drugs. But the South American country is also plagued by the illegal animal trade. An estimated seven (m) million animals are taken from...
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Khan relative in court over beating accusations, Brit reax

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August 12, 2005 1. Saad Ali Khan (black shirt), son-in-law of nuclear scientist Doctor Abdul Qadeer Khan, walks out of magistrate's chambers 2. Khan walking chained to a police officer 3. Close up magistrate's signboard 4. Police...
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Ellie Goulding, Robbie Williams, Biffy Clyro, Jake Bugg and more arrive at Q Awards

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There was a star studded turn out for the annual Q Awards on Monday (21 OCT), with the likes of Ronnie Woods, Tinie Tempha, Chrissie Hynde and Robbie Williams all in attendance at the London ceremony. The Q Magazine Awards honors the...
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Rome zoo animals cool off with ice treats

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SHOTLIST:RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYAP EntertainmentRome, 13 July 20161. Close-up of tiger licking an ice block2. Wide shot tiger biting ice block3. Close-up tiger eating ice block4. Medium shot children looking at the tiger...
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Technology fuels birdwatching craze in Brazil

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Birdwatching is becoming increasingly popular in Brazil and it's technology that's fuelling the trend according to experts. The creation of birdwatching apps and the decreasing cost of camera equipment is seeing the number of...
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NEW Keepers count the animals at London Zoo's annual stocktake

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Officials at London Zoo began conducting their annual stock-taking exercise on Wednesday (4 JAN 2012) - aiming to count every single mammal, bird and reptile on the site. It's a huge task - the total number of animals counted last year...