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Officially known as Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Udyan, Mumbai Zoo is in the Byculla area. It is the only zoo in Mumbai and one of the oldest in India. It was established in 1861 and today, this zoo has a variety of birds and animals, including the recently introduced penguins.

Hyenas, swamp deers, and tigers have also been brought to the park in recent years. Along with the animals, Byculla Zoo, also known as Rani Baug Zoo Mumbai, is popular for its fauna too. The place is an impressive botanical garden spread in an area of about 50 acres, and there also is a museum in the complex.

Local people visit it with friends and family during weekends. And kids enjoy watching the animals in their habitat.

History of Byculla Zoo Mumbai

Mumbai Zoo began as a botanical garden in 1861. Back then, it was called Victoria Gardens. Later, the residents started calling it Ranichi Bagh (Queen’s Gardens). It extended into a zoo 30 years later. David Sassoon, a Jewish businessman, handed over his private zoo to the government, and after multiple developments and revamping, Mumbai Zoo is in its present form.

Even after it has been renamed to Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Udyan, people refer to it as Rani Baugh (or Bagh) or Byculla Zoo.

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