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A view of a lion at Lujan Zoo, which hosts animals rescued from circuses, animal trafficking and private collections in Buenos Aires, Argentina on March 16, 2024. The place had more than 400 animals between native and exotic species, in the same zoo where several animals were raised that were exhibited to the people and the main attraction was that people could enter and pet the big cats inside the cages, which was unique in the country. Losing its main source of money due to severe effects of pandemic, the zoo is abandoned to their fate which led to its closure. The owner of the zoo and an Ad-honorem employee are in charge of maintaining the animals however because of the expenses, the owner get rid of his collection of vehicles, including a classic car that belonged to the Argentine tango icon Carlos Gardel. (Photo by Luciano Gonzalez/Anadolu via Getty Images)
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