(8)Scenes from New Orleans

(8)Scenes from New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, United States - Dan Maloney, general curator of the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, keep an eye on elephants on Sept. 5 after Hurricane Katrina prompts zoo keepers to save these and other animals. (Kyodo)

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