The Ministry of the Environment publishes still images of the Tsushima leopard cat conservation enclosure at Fukuoka City Zoo. The area is closed to general visitors, and images normally update about once an hour rather than showing continuous video.
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The Ministry of the Environment publishes images of the Tsushima leopard cat conservation enclosure, which is not open to zoo visitors.
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The Tsushima leopard cat conservation enclosure at Fukuoka City Zoo
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