Tragic loss: captive tigers, lions perish in vietnam; bird flu conf

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Introduction to the Bird Flu Outbreak

In a concerning development, two samples taken from deceased tigers at Mango Garden Resort in Dong Nai province have tested positive for the H5N1 strain of bird flu. This alarming discovery has raised significant concerns among wildlife conservationists and health officials.

The Tragic Deaths of Tigers and Big Cats in Vietnam

Vietnam has been rocked by a series of tragic incidents involving the deaths of tigers and big cats in recent months. The most recent incident occurred at Mango Garden Resort, where tigers were found dead after being fed chicken. This incident has raised serious concerns about the welfare of these majestic creatures and the practices of wildlife tourism in the country. ### The Mango Garden Resort Incident

  • The Mango Garden Resort, located in a remote area of Vietnam, was home to a group of tigers and other big cats. * The tigers were fed chicken, a practice that is not recommended for these carnivorous animals. * The resort’s management has been criticized for their handling of the situation, with animal rights activists calling for a thorough investigation.

    (Reporting by Khanh Vu; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)

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