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More than 200 exotic animals dead after horror fire at Crimean zoo inside abandoned amusement park

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MORE than 200 exotic zoo animals died in a horrific fire at an abandoned amusement park in Crimea.

A terrible fire devastated the five-story zoo in Yevpatoria, while crocodiles, snakes, meerkats, monkeys and many rare birds were among those who tragically died.

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More than 200 exotic animals died in fire in RussiaCredit: Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations
Firefighters struggled to put out the fire

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Firefighters struggled to put out the fire
Only the bears survived the flames

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Only the bears survived the flamesCredit: Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations

The fire started around 3am local time and was only fully extinguished at 7am.

The destruction covered an area of ​​600m², making it difficult for firefighters to rescue the animals.

An emergency services representative said: More than 200 zoo inhabitants have died. The bears, whose enclosure was on the first floor, and several other animals were rescued.”

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