Mini Zoo & Black Buck Breeding Centre, Pipli
Black Buck Breeding Centre & Mini Zoo काला हिरण प्रजनन केंद्र एवं लघु चिड़ियाघर | |
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Endangered Wildlife Breeding | |
Black Buck Breeding Centre & Mini Zoo Location in Haryana, India | |
Coordinates: 29°59′08″N 76°53′37″E / 29.98556°N 76.89361°ECoordinates: 29°59′08″N 76°53′37″E / 29.98556°N 76.89361°E | |
Country | India |
State | Haryana |
District | Kurukshetra district |
Government | |
• Type | Government of Haryana |
• Body | Forests Department, Haryana |
Languages | |
• Official | Hindi |
Time zone | IST (UTC+5:30) |
Website | www.haryanaforest.gov.in |
The Black Buck Breeding Centre & Mini Zoo (Hindi: काला हिरण प्रजनन केंद्र एवं लघु चिड़ियाघर, पीपली, कुरुक्षेत्र जिला, हरियाणा, भारत) is located on Grand Trunk Road near Pipli bus stand in Kurukshetra, Haryana, India.
Description
The Black Buck Breeding Centre and Mini Zoo were set up by the Forests Department, Haryana of the Government of Haryana. It houses a blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra) breeding program. The zoo has the following animals:[1]
- Tiger - 1
- Blackbuck - 10
- Bonnet macaque - 5
- Chital (spotted deer) - 1
- Indian hog deer - 1
- Gray langur - 2
- Barking deer - 2
- Guineafowl - 4
- Silver pheasant - 2
- Fantail pigeon - 5
- Cockatiel - 6
- Mugger - 2
Incidents related to zoos in Haryana
- Deer Park, Hisar, founded in 1970-71, is oldest among zoos and deer parks in Haryana
- Haryana is now left with 5 tigers in captivity: 2 each in Mini Zoo, Bhiwani and Rohtak Zoo and 1 in Pipali Zoo[2]
- In 2003, a baby baboon was born in Pipali Zoo[3]
- In 2009, tiger Apaya of Bhiwani zoo attacked and killed another tigress.[4]
- In 2011, tiger Apaya of Bhiwani zoo entered the enclosure of another tigress Rani and attacked her. Rani died and was buried on the zoo premises.
- In 2011 another tiger Brondis had killed a caretaker in Bhiwani zoo.
- In 2014, 43 private school kids who were visiting Bhiwnai zoo were attacked by the bees.[5]
Album
Representative album of types of animals and birds found in this zoo.
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Blackbuck fleeing
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Male and female blackbucks
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Antelope jumping
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Bandar (monkey)
References
External links
- A video of a Bengal tiger in Pipli Zoo is here.
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