Every day, animals at the Xiongsen Bear and Tiger Park in China perform in circus-style shows. The park, which owns more than 400 bears and 1,300 tigers, claims to be working for conservation by keeping them safe in captivity. DNA tests on food from the park restaurant subsequently revealed that it was illegally serving tiger meat.
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