14-year-old tiger dies after contracting COVID-19 at zoo

Jupiter, a 14-year-old Amur tiger, passed away on Sunday after officials at the Columbus Zoo confirmed that he had developed pneumonia which was caused by the COVID-19 virus.

“Unfortunately, Jupiter did not improve with this treatment and remained reluctant to move and eat,” officials continued. “The following day, he was given additional treatments and had more diagnostic testing.” “Jupiter's care team remembers him as a big and impressive tiger who loved fish, sleeping in the habitat’s cave, playing with cardboard boxes, and interacting with another favorite item—a 75-pound firehouse “plus sign” that was heavy for keepers to move but something he carried around like it weighed nothing,” said the Columbus Zoo.

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RIP sweet tiger.

mish mash 👆 animal, a contaminate form where're in.

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People should be very careful COVID-19 is a killer disease

Or maybe it wasn’t COVID-19 at all. Maybe the tiger died because they gave it the experimental shot that is not meant for humans or animals.

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