Letter: Immediately after sunset, a pair of lions and a piece of their nine months old children around the heater placed at home at night at the Sarthana Nature Park and the zoo.
The big cat family and animals and birds from the zoo have been equipped with facilities to make them stay warm during cold winter nights.
With mercury dropped in the city, Sarthana City Park officials and zones go to miles to keep animals and birds stay comfortable and comfortable.
While heating has been placed in an animal night cage, the emanating lights of heat keeping warm things in bird covering.
Superintendent Zoo Dr.
Rejesh Patel said that the natural park is home to around 390 different animals, birds and reptiles.
“Every year we make special arrangements to provide a warm atmosphere to animals and birds in the winter months.
Recently, we have installed the room heater in Lion, Tiger, Leopard and Bear night attachments,” Patel said.
In addition to installing heaters, zoo officials take care of animal diets.
Weather conditions are closely monitored and if there is a sudden decline, extra care is given to animals and birds.
“Nature parks have around 200 different bird species.
We have installed lights so that Lion Arya, Singaess Vasudha and Cub Kithoo are nine months they are clustered around the heater after sunset.
The family spends all night around the heater,” said Patel .
Heating helps animal zoo sarthana keep a cold feeling
