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Mogo Zoo lion tragedy A Lioness was shot dead at Mogo Zoo on NSW's South Coast (Australia) after it escaped from its enclosure. See images of Mogo Zoo from our archives. Mogo Zoo owner Sally Padey with white Lion Numbi. Picture: Nathan Edwards Mogo Zoo owner Sally Padey with white Lion Numbi. Picture: Nathan Edwards White Lion Numbi poses for the camera. Picture: Nathan Edwards A litter of five male white lion cubs, thought to be the first in the world to be bred in a zoo, relaxes at Mogo Zoo south of Sydney in 2007. The litter, born earlier that year, brought the number of white lions at the private zoo to 12. A litter of five male white lion cubs, thought to be the first in the world to be bred in a zoo, explore their enclosure with their mother (R) at Mogo Zoo south of Sydney, 2007. Male and female lion cubs from Mogo Zoo getting bottle fed in 2006. Picture: Adam Ward Australia's first white lions arrive at Mogo Zoo from South Africa in 2004. Picture: Sarah Rhodes Australia's first white lions arrive at Mogo Zoo from South Africa in 2004. Picture: Sarah Rhodes Mogo Zoo owner Sally Padey with a Serval cat Picture: Nathan Edwards Serval Kittens at Mogo Zoo. Picture: Nathan Edwards Cotton-Top Tamarin at Mogo Zoo on the NSW south coast. Picture: Nathan Edwards Meerkats at Mogo Zoo get ready to chow down on some grubs. Picture: Nathan Edwards Photographer Nathan Edwards gets up close and personal with the Meerkats. Mogo Zoo Manager John Appleby with the Meerkats Picture: Nathan Edwards Frodo the Red Panda. Picture: Nathan Edwards Keeper Cindy McGillivray with Red Pandas Frodo and Sam. Picture: Nathan Edwards A croc has lunch at Mogo Zoo the NSW south coast. Picture: Nathan Edwards A mother pygmy marmoset carries her two babies on her back at the Mogo Zoo. Picture: Nathan Edwards