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Friday, April 08, 2005
Lion Returns To Zoo After Unique Medical Procedure At Hebrew University Veterinary Hospital: "This type of damage is known to occur in lions living in captivity and is expressed in abnormal skull growth, exerting pressure on the rear portion of the brain, said Dr. Shamir. A CT exam confirmed that the lion was indeed suffering from a serious distortion of the rear portion of his skull and subsequent brain pressure."
It is sad to see the kind of health damage that captive animals suffer. Comments
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