Escaped Tiger Shot Dead by Police After Attacking Keeper in Germany

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An escaped tiger, reportedly owned by "Tiger Queen" Carmen Zander, was shot dead by police near Leipzig, Germany, after seriously injuring a keeper.
The incident has sparked calls for stricter animal welfare regulations and relocation of other big cats.

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An escaped tiger, reportedly owned by "Tiger Queen" Carmen Zander, was shot dead by police near Leipzig, Germany, after seriously injuring a keeper. The incident has sparked calls for stricter animal welfare regulations and relocation of other big cats.

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