How the Kyiv Zoo lives during the war/Collage 24 channel
Ukraine has been giving a decisive rebuff to the Russian invaders for 59 days already. Meanwhile, despite the war, life continues in the capital's zoo.
At the same time, the doors of the Kyiv zoo, unfortunately, are still closed to visitors. This was reported in the Kyiv City State Administration on April 23.
The life of the Kyiv Zoo during the war
During the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in the Kiev Zoo, a baby lemur named Bayraktar managed to grow up. Gorilla Tony has a good appetite and mood. Elephant Horace goes to the shelter as soon as he hears the air raid signal.
Zebras, who did not come out for 23 days of the war because of the explosions, in turn, are already walking in the open. The tigress Delilah also comes to her senses after moving from Kharkov.
The Kyiv City State Administration emphasized that at present the Kyiv Zoo is not yet accepting visitors. However, you can support the animal house by purchasing an e-ticket.
Kyiv Zoo under conditions of full-scale war/Photo by KSCA/Aleksey Samsonov
