1949 USA: Cold weather hits San Francisco zoo
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0:34Now Playing1949 USA: Cold weather hits San Francisco zoo
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as posted by the channelDate: 7th February 1949
Location: USA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
USA: California: San Francisco:
Aerial views of snow on cattle ranches
Newspaper headline reading 'COLDEST DAY OF YEAR'
Monkey jumping round hot stove in zoo
Hippopotamus (Hippo) being fed
Kangaroos hopping round zoo
Close up of kangaroo with Joey
Seals and sealions playing in water
Seal slides along ice (Comedy sound effect added SOT)
United States of America; Animals - In Captivity; San Francisco
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