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Ingozi, 17-year-old African lion, dies at St. Louis Zoo
ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis announced that the African lion Ingozi died on Nov. 15. He was 17 and was euthanized after suffering from advanced liver and spinal disease. In a statement, the zoo said, "Ingozi was known for his impressive roar and magnificent mane."
Saint Louis Zoo euthanizes 17-year-old African lion
ST. LOUIS – The Saint Louis Zoo announced on Monday the passing of an elderly African male lion, ‘Ingozi.’ The zoo shared on Facebook, they “humanely euthanized” the lion on Friday due to advanced liver and spinal disease. Ingozi leaves behind his 19-year-old partner and female lioness “Cabara” at “Big Cat Country” and multiple litters of cubs.
At age 17, Ingozi lived a long life for a male lion. According to the Smithsonian National Zoo, males rarely live past age 12 ...
The Saint Louis Zoo made the somber announcement that Ingozi, a 17-year-old male African lion who had been in their care ...
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