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Nehru Zoological Park, is one of the zoological parks carrying out ex-situ conservation breeding to improve the wild population of crocodiles.
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One of the oldest elephants in captivity in the country, Rani joined the zoo in October 1963, and over the decades has been popular with citizens leading the annual Bonalu and Muharrum processions
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The zoo curator cited reports in certain sections of press that the naming of the calf has offended the family members and followers of the legendary hero
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Levels of particulate matters PM2.5 and PM10 reduce significantly during night curfew, subsequent lockdown in city
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According to reports, Bubbly had sleeplessness and lost appetite for the last one week and was on medication.
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VVL Subhadra Devi, the curator of Nehru Zoological Park thanked Rao for his contribution of Rs 50,000 and informed that it will take care of the Ostrich for one whole year.
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IT Minister KT Rama Rao intervened and asked Forest officials to shift the peacocks to a safer place.
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The two cats are in good health and have been kept in observation at Hyderabad zoo and will be released later as per the orders of the Chief Wildlife Warden
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Poster exhibition on Mouse Deer conducted as part of 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' programme
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Tina Naveen Jain adopted the Asiatic lioness named Devasena for a period of three months making a payment of Rs 25,000.
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The samples of eight lions including four females were sent for analysis after the zoo staff noticed that they developed symptoms like nasal discharge, cough and loss of appetite.
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Nehru Zoological Park-Hyderabad, Kakatiya Zoological Park-Warangal, Kawal and Amrabad Tiger Reserves and other national parks and wildlife sanctuaries in the State will remain closed for visitors from May 2
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Zoo Curator Subhadra Devi said that the visitors should be environment conscious and help the zoo in keeping it always clean and plastic free
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This year, the theme of International Day of Forests is "Forest restoration: a path to recovery and well-being"
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Zoo curator, VVL Subhadra Devi, briefed them about the bird watching etiquette and the team members identified around 90 bird species including grey-bellied cuckoo and Asian brown flycatcher
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Krishna Murthy paid a sum of Rs 15,000 to the zoological park for adoption of the big cat for a period of 54 days
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These birds included rare ones such as Red Breasted Flycatcher, Hair Crested Drongo and Forest Wagtail.
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The animal lover, who was visiting the place along with his family, paid Rs 7,500 in favour of zoological park's curator, for the same
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About 30 visitors participated in the drawing and poster making competition and 25 took part in the tree plantation programme
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Zoo’s deputy curator A Nagamani who received the cheque for the adoption appreciated the keen interest shown by Saroj Devi in adopting the Galapagos Tortoise for the period of one year
