Cuba's Zoo Struggles With Fuel Shortage: Only One-Quarter of What It Needs

Cuba's Zoo Struggles With Fuel Shortage: Only One-Quarter of What It Needs

Havana's zoo gets five liters of fuel daily—but needs twenty to feed and care for animals across its 375-hectare grounds. Cuba's energy crisis has left the country short on fuel for everything. The zoo's director says animals are healthy, but the shortage hurts food quality, food storage, and the ability to treat sick animals quickly.

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