Hitler's "Fish" lost his life in the Russian city of Moscow

Hitler's "Fish" lost his life in the Russian city of Moscow

     

The crocodile, which was brought from the German capital Berlin after the end of World War II, has died in a zoo in the Russian capital, Moscow. This old crocodile was eighty-four years old. There has also been an unconfirmed story of the fish's alleged affiliation with Adolf Hitler, the head of the German Nazi regime. It"s  death has been confirmed by the Moscow Zoo.The name of the fish that escaped from the Berlin Zoo was Saturn. It was about three and a half meters long. 

     After his capture, he was relocated to the Russian capital, where he spent the rest of his life in peace at the city's zoo.The crocodile lived at the Moscow Zoo for 73 years. The statement issued on Saturn's death also said that many children in the city knew him and that there was no shortage of fun for him.The statement added that in those 73 years, Moscow did not disappoint Saturn. The crocodile was born in the United States in 1936 and moved to the German capital.Shortly after moving to Berlin, word spread that the animal had been included in the pets by Adolf Hitler, then leader of the Nazi regime. The Moscow Zoo gives the impression that the animal was not part of the Berlin Zoo.Some historians reject the rumor altogether that Hitler had anything to do with this crocodile. According to these historians, Hitler was a strict vegetarian and had no special interest in animals.