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Unless there is a licensed staff of veterinarians to individually care for these animals at properprotocol levels, it’s impossible to prevent,” said Saffery, who lost his arm in a tiger attack whileworking at Joseph Maldonado-Passage’s (a.k.a. Joe Exotic) Greater Wynnewood Exotic AnimalPark.“The livelihood of these animals is in the hands of the humans who care for them,” he added.“So because it’s a give-and-take relationship, they need to operate together. These zoos have nochoice but to go out and tend to these animals directly, one on one, every day.”…The vulnerability of tigers to COVID-19 first became apparent in April after a 4-year-old Malayantiger who started to display symptoms in late March tested positive for the disease. According tothe American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), Nadia of the Bronx Zoo appears to have beenthe first tiger infected with SARS-CoV-2. Zoo officials believe she contracted the disease from anasymptomatic member of staff who was yet to display signs of the illness themselves.Several other exotic cats housed in the zoo, including three tigers and three lions, alsodevelopedsymptoms, such as a dry cough and loss of appetite. An update released on April22 revealed that they too had tested positive for the disease, as did a fifth tiger who did notshow symptoms. Quais informações são dadas no texto para justificar o título? *
Quem afirma essas informações? Que fato já aconteceu entre ele e um tigre? *​

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05- "O meio de vida desses animais está nas mãos dos humanos que deles cuidam

06- Saff Saffery. Ele sofreu um acidente que resultou em um braço mutilado.

07- Como uma "relação de trocas", ambos devem operar juntos. Por que com um cuidador contaminado ( que pode ou não apresentar sintomas ) acarreta diretamente na saúde dos felinos.

08- Em Abril, quando Malayan, um tigre apresentou sintomas da doença.

09- Sim. Três leões