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These Minnesota zoo animals are unfazed by record-breaking winter

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The Lake Superior Zoo's Nocturnal Building is a climate-controlled building. Pabu, a Pallas's cat, has been deliberately placed in the building's coldest enclosure. The zoo's turkey vulture, if left to her own devices, would just as soon get out of town when the temperature drops.

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These Minnesota zoo animals are unfazed by record-breaking winter

During the colder months at the Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth, cat naps get extended, monkeys move inside and bears take a break, but life finds a way under thick snow.

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