The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has announced the arrival of two
Asiatic lions in the Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park and Research Centre at
Katraj.
Rajendra Jagtap, additional municipal commissioner,
PMC, said, “We got a pair of lions from Gujarat’s Sakkarbaug Zoological
Park, and have already started constructing cages for them. It will take
around a month to finish the work and accommodate them.”
Rajkumar Jadhav, director of the Rajiv Gandhi Zoo, shared, “They have
minor injuries and are in quarantine as required when animals are
transported in the zoo. The minor injuries are only those which may
ordinarily occur in transportation in cages. Both have completed five
years of age. We will open them for public display after a month.” The
pair is named Tejas and Subhi by the Sakkarbaug zoological officials.
The feeding cost of each lion is around Rs 25,000 per month.
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