New Delhi. PM Narendra Modi visited and inaugurated Vantara in the district in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Vantara is the world’s largest wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and protection center. Vanatara has been started on the initiative of Anant Ambani, the younger son of veteran industrialist Mukesh Ambani. It has been built in an area of 3 thousand acres in Jamnagar district. Wildlife of many extinct species is being preserved here. While showing his love and affection for animals, Prime Minister Modi gave milk to the lion cubs in Vanatara with a bottle and was seen caressing other creatures.
#Watch PM Narendra Modi Inaugurated and VILDLIFE Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Conservation Center, Vantara in Gujarat. Vantara is home to more than 2,000 species and over 1.5 lakh rescued, endangered, and threatened animals. PM Explred Various Facilites at the… pic.twitter.com/itbmedptd3
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Vanatara is the home of over 2,000 species and more than 1.5 lakhs, the home of endangered and distressed animals. PM Modi learned about various facilities at Vanatara Wildlife Conservation Center. The Prime Minister also visited Wildlife Hospital in Vanatara and saw veterinary facilities. MRI, CT scan, ICU and many other facilities are available for animals in the hospital here. It also has several departments including wildlife anesthesia, cardiology, nephrology, endoscopy, dental, internal medicine etc.
PM Modi also saw a big dragon, two -headed unique snakes, two -headed turtles, large size udbalav and Bongo (antelope) in Vanatara. Some time ago Anant Ambani gave information about this Vantara. He had told that Vanatara is made up of two words, forest and star. This means that the star of the jungle. There are also many wildlife of the smallest species found in different parts of the world from lions, elephants, hippopotamus to the world. Earlier on World Wildlife Day, Prime Minister Modi enjoyed the jungle safari in Gir Wildlife Sanctuary yesterday. During this time, he himself took photos of wildlife from the camera.