Historian Harry De Paepe tells that once it was allowed to enter the "Tower of London" for free with a dog or a cat, "because you could feed it to the lions". There was once a zoo in the Tower. Historian Harry De Paepe: "... the tradition of animals in the Tower actually began in the 13th century, when the then King of England was given an elephant as a gift, because he did not know what to do with that animal, he gave the animal shelter in the Tower. "
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