Tigers escape Georgia animal safari after tornado.

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Two tigers briefly escaped their enclosures at Pine Mountain Animal Safari in Georgia after a probable tornado damaged the park. The tigers were found and safely returned to their enclosures after a couple of hours. No humans or tigers were harmed. The park had sustained damage from the tornado and remained closed. Troup County was under a flood watch late Sunday afternoon, and authorities in the area were wary of more potential storms.
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