Renovated butterfly park reopened at Arignar Anna Zoo
The Arignar Anna Zoological Park has reopened its renovated butterfly park, which now features improved infrastructure and naturalistic habitats. The facility is designed to support the butterfly life cycle while providing an interactive educational experience for visitors.
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Renovations of public zoological facilities enhance biodiversity education and provide accessible recreational spaces for the public.
The renovated Butterfly Park at Arignar Anna Zoological Park (AAZP), Vandalur, has reopened with improved infrastructure, naturalistic features, and interactive facilities for visitors, an official release said.
One of the zoo’s popular attractions, the Butterfly Park is located near Otteri Lake and spread across 2.7 hectares. It has been designed to support the complete life cycle of butterflies, with dedicated host and nectar gardens that provide plants for breeding, feeding, and habitat enrichment.
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