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Briton saves five bears from cages in South Korean camp in extraordinary rescue mission
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Briton saves five bears from cages in South Korean camp in extraordinary rescue mission
A Briton has completed a never before seen extraordinary rescue of bile bears from a South Korean camp.
Five Asiatic Black Bears rescued from a former bile farm in South Korea touched down in Britain last Thursday, arriving at Jimmy's Farm and Wildlife Park in Suffolk after travelling roughly 5,500 miles.
The animals — named Bara, Rumi, Saebit, Yonggi and Huimang — had spent their entire lives caged on the farm be…
15 Sept, 23:01