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Night Safari’s white Bengal tiger euthanised

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Calista Wong
Night Safari’s white Bengal tiger euthanised
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Pasha, a 13-year-old white Bengal tiger at Singapore's Night Safari, was humanely euthanized following a battle with lymphoma and severe osteoarthritis. The Mandai Wildlife Group emphasized that the decision was made to prevent further suffering as his health declined.

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The death of a high-profile zoo animal highlights the challenges of geriatric care in wildlife conservation and the ethical responsibilities of animal management facilities.

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Born under human care, Pasha arrived in Singapore in 2015 from Indonesia’s Batu Secret Zoo.

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The report is a factual account of an animal's death and the veterinary decisions involved.

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