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3:42Now PlayingA high school in Florida has apologized for bringing live exotic animals to their prom. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian, host of The Young Turks, break it down. To get even more TYT in your life, go to and download our free app!
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"A Florida high school principal said he regrets using live animals including a caged tiger as part of a jungle-themed prom.
The theme of the prom at Miami's Christopher Columbus High School was "Welcome to the Jungle," reports an ABC affiliate covering south Florida.
The prom, hosted at a hotel near Miami International Airport, featured several animals including a caged tiger, a lemur, two macaws and an African fennec fox.
Details of the wild animals' appearance were sparked in part by a Facebook post from Mari-Cris Castellanos, whose brother attends the school. Her post included videos of the tiger pacing around the cage during prom.”
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