Noah's Ark Offers Unique Animal Family
New Habitat Can't Be Found Anywhere Else In The World
POSTED: 10:10 pm EST November 19,
2009
UPDATED: 10:32 pm EST November 19,
2009
LOCUST GROVE, Ga. -- Lions, tigers and bears. Oh my! You don't have to travel to Oz to find this unique trio. A new exhibit at Noah's Ark in Locust Grove includes an African lion named Leo, a striped tiger named Shere Khan and a black bear named Baloo.The three animals came to Henry County as a family eight years ago. They were found in the back of a car during a drug bust, and given to Noah's Ark for rehabilitation. Until now, the group has lived in private near the non-profit's children care center. The group received a donation at the beginning of the year, and began work on a habitat for the three jungle giants.The habitat will officially open on Saturday at 12 p.m. Admission is free, but donations are accepted.
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