Yet Another ‘Tiger King’ Documentary Is Coming & It’s About the Animals that Survived Joe’s Zoo

On the off chance that you figured this arrangement couldn’t in any way, shape or form get any more side projects, simply know there’s another new Tiger King narrative, Surviving Joe Exotic, coming to Animal Planet this year. As indicated by The Hollywood Reporter, the exceptional by Animal Planet is set to debut July 25 on the channel, and it will concentrate on the creatures who inhabited and endure Joseph “Joe Exotic” Maldonado-Passage’s previous G.W. Zoo.

Renamed to Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park following Maldonado-Passage’s capture, the zoo once helmed by the subject of Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness wasn’t the perfect setting for the huge Netflix creation. It was where intriguing creatures of different sorts were abused—and now and again, purportedly killed. While Netflix’s Tiger King just starts to expose what befell the creatures at Maldonado-Passage’s zoo, this new uncommon on Animal Planet vows to feature the repercussions for these animals. Watchers can hope to perceive how creatures were protected and rewarded following Maldonado-Passage’s capture, including the narrative of two outwardly impeded tigers—Kryxis and Kadira—whose vision was reestablished in the wake of experiencing restorative medical procedure at the Exotic Feline Rescue Center in Indiana.

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A trailer for the up and coming uncommon has just been discharged, accessible to watch underneath. As indicated by The Hollywood Reporter, the trailer brags one Maldonado-Passage’s last meetings before being captured on murder-for-employ charges against large feline progressive, Carole Baskin, alongside at no other time seen film that was recorded for a different Animal Planet venture at Maldonado-Passage’s zoo. In the trailer, fans can hear Maldonado-Passage’s exclamation loaded discourse as questioners question him about his objectives and strategic his zoo.

 

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Watch one of Joe Exotic’s last formal interviews before his arrest in the new documentary special #SurvivingJoeExotic premiering Saturday July 25 at 10p on @AnimalPlanet.

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Watch one of Joe Exotic‘s last conventional meetings before his capture in the new narrative extraordinary #SurvivingJoeExotic debuting Saturday July 25 at 10p on @AnimalPlanet.

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“We are a zoo open to the open that takes undesirable creatures,” Maldonado-Passage says. At a certain point, be that as it may, the Tiger King star concedes, “I don’t have a clue why the damnation I’m doing this,” when inquired as to why he runs the zoo in any case.

He includes, “This is unquestionably not something you do to bring in cash,” before apathetically saying “These are my f**king tigers, and I’m going to sell them,” as though because of his lucrative difficulties.

Right now, Maldonado-Passage is carrying out a 22-year jail punishment in a Texas jail subsequent to being seen as liable for paying $3,000 to have Baskin murdered. Maldonado-Passage was additionally seen as blameworthy on different creature cold-bloodedness charges, having misrepresented natural life records disregarding both the Lacey Act and the Endangered Species Act. His zoo was bought by Tiger King subject Jeff Lowe following his capture, yet in the months since, Carole Baskin was formally allowed responsibility for bombing creature park by an Oklahoma City judge.

In March, executive Eric Goode revealed to Entertainment Weekly that the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park was disintegrating under Lowe’s administration. While it was as yet open at time, Goode commented that it was “essentially working on exhaust.”

“Nobody is going now and there’s no wellspring of salary, and that has been continuing for quite a while,” Goode said. “It’s not something that has simply happened due to what’s going on the planet today.”

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