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Animals at a zoo in China

are huddling next a fire 

and electric heaters to 

beat the cold weather.

As Britain contends with 

its own big freeze, 

China is also suffering a blast 

of Arctic conditions and staff 

at Chongqing Wild Zoo have 

installed winter warmers to 

help the animals cope.

Giraffes spend all day grouped 

around a roaring fire, while an 

enormous boa constrictor has 

been given a blanket and a 

heater to stave off the cold.

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Chongqing Wild Zoo occupies 

more than 150 acres of land 

and has more than 230 species 

of rare wild animals on display.

Last year, it hit the headlines 

when keeper Luo Yong revealed 

he was teaching a troupe of 

wolves to howl along with music.

He claimed all 30 wolves at the 

zoo had learned to how along 

to his guitar playing – 

and hoped to start teaching 

them to dance next.

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