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There are many kinds of bear in nepal.they are kept in so peace environment.Sloth bears (Melursus ursinus) are little known bears native to the Indian subcontinent. National Zoo scientists are beginning a wide-ranging set of studies in support of the conservation of the endangered sloth bear in the wild in India. Zoo staff are uniquely positioned to lead this effort. Sloth bears (Melursus ursinus) are little known bears native to the Indian subcontinent. National Zoo scientists are beginning a wide-ranging set of studies in support of the conservation of the endangered sloth...

Birds are vertebrates of the class Aves and are unique in having feathers, the one major characteristic that distinguishes them from all other animals. Birds also have beaks and forelimbs modified into wings. Most birds are able to fly, but some, like ostriches and penguins, cannot even though they still have wings.

Like mammals, birds are warm-blooded and have a four-chambered heart. All birds reproduce by laying eggs with hard shells, and most birds build nests...

crocodile are the one of the most dangerous and very lovely creature in zoo of nepal.many people lokk it in zoo.it sometimes moves in water and sometimes it comes out of water to sun bath.

Contrary Crocodiles are the largest surviving species of the vertebrate class Reptilia, and are one of the last living links with the age of the dinosaur. Most taxonomists divide the present-day crocodiles into three families: alligators and caimans (Alligatoridae), found...

Vale, the red titi monkey, was the first baby to be born in ZSL London Zoo’s rainforest biome.
His mum Yara and dad Thiago are famous at the Zoo for being really loved-up, so much so that they regularly sleep with their tails entwined!.they r very nice .they always chatter in zooo.by seeing a lot of people.
Swoyambhu Temple is 1 of 2 temple sites in the densely populated Kathmandu valley with a large population of free-ranging rhesus monkeys.they are very friendly with...

Elephants have long been part of Nepalese culture and tradition and play an important role in religious (mainly Hindu) beliefs. There is a long history of domestication, particularly related to religious use.
Nepal Elephant Population Figures
Elephant Range: 2,500 km² approx
Country Ranking Joint: 10th of 13
Total Wild Elephants: 100 - 170
Country Ranking: 12th of 13
Total Captive Population: 170
Country Ranking: 8th-13th
Source: R Sukumar - A Brief Review of the Status,...

Despite spending quite a few hours on the back of an elephant searching the forest and grasslands in the national park, no tiger emerged. I am not sure whether I was relieved or disappointed. I guess I was somewhat disappointed we didn’t see such a magnificent animal in the wild, but at the same time I felt relief that we didn’t have a close encounter with one; I felt rather exposed and vulnerable, even on the back of an elephant!Habitat:It is the most common tiger subspecies,...

The Rhinos of Nepal exhibit provides a fantastic home for our greater one horned rhinos, highlighting ZSL's conservation work with these “armour-plated” giants.There are 534 rhinos in Nepal, marking an increase of 99 rhinos from the 435 recorded in the last census in 2008, according to the census results, which were released Saturday.

Of that total, 503 rhinos were recorded in Chitwan National Park (an increase of 95 from 2008 data), 24 in Bardia National Park (an...

Jawalakhel (Nepali: जावलाखेल) is a town in Lalitpur District in Nepal. It is only 2 KM away from the ancient city of Patan. The town is famous for the annual Rato Machhendranath Festival which ends with Bhoto Jatra that takes place in the famous square at the heart of the town.
Jawalakhel has the only zoo in Nepal. Central Zoo was established by the late Rana Prime Minister Juddha Shumser in 1932 as a private zoo and came under government control in 1950.