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Seven baby ferrets from Bromley College’s animal care centre have been recruited by London Zoo to star in a wildlife visitor show.

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The eight-week old animals were bred by staff and students at the college. Lecturer Alex Shaw said: “It is great to know that our first litter of ferrets are going to somewhere with such a great, international reputation.”

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