The Wildlife Department celebrated the completion of two years of Jambu Zoo with a series of activities organized here on the second day. The occasion marked a significant milestone in the zoo trip to the zoo, with more than five million feet since its opening to the public on May 29, 2023.
Lion cubs, Kutki and Bhanki, who were born to their parents brought from Gujarat two years ago on 5 March 2025, was the main attraction of the event. Other attractions include a live snake show and live brant hedgehog performance, a new discovery for India.
A cultural program organized in collaboration with the Department of Culture, a major participation of school students, NGOs and local artists on the subject of wildlife conservation, showcased dogri songs, dances, skits and yoga. The children enthusiastically participated in the painting competition and the winners were awarded the award.
Several zoo staff members were vested for their dedication. Public members participating in the zoo adoption program were also vested.
Spread over a vast area, the zoo has a variety of 21 variety species, including lions, tigers, common leopards, Himalayan black beer, brown beer, spopped deer, hog deer, barking deer, barking, black deer, crocodiles, ghats, porcous, wild boirs, snacks, snacks, snacks, snacks, Snacks, snacks, snacks, snakes, snakes, snakes,
The zoo has recently introduced new species, including Indian Gray Wolf and Brown Bear. In addition, the zoo has been successful in breeding many rare animal species including lion, seweet cat, jungle cats, leopard cats and spotted deer.
In addition to showing diverse wildlife, the zoo provides several activities for children, including virtual reality, swings, Trumpoline and boating.
