(2)Baghdad zoo looted

(2)Baghdad zoo looted

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Cages at the Baghdad Zoo are empty on May 5. Only 10 birds and animals out of 650 remained at the zoo after the Iraq war and subsequent looting.

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