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BARRIER DESIGNS FOR ZOOS 3.8.2. Flying birds Aviary for pheasants at Himalyan Zoological Park, Gangtok These birds can be housed in chain link covered enclosures of dimension depend on size and flying habit of the bird or birds to be kept. Glass windows are options for unobstructed viewing. Piano wire barrier can be tried for much better effect. The structural stability of the aviary should be ensured before its inception. Aviary for pelicans at Nandankanan Zoological Park, Bhubaneshwar 58
4.0. Off-display exhibits Enclosure for tigers at Rescue centre, Indira Gandhi Zoological Park, Vishakhapatnam Vultures provided with adequate screening and wooden logs as environmental enrichment 59 CENTRAL ZOO AUTHORITY Animals housed for conservation breeding programmes, rescued animals, injured/sick animals or those being quarantined need not be displayed to visitors. Hence moated or otherwise expensive enclosures are not required. Such enclosures should be designed safe, meeting the animal’s biological and functional need and should be user friendly. Hence they can be of chain link mesh of appropriate dimension covered or open air depending on the species to be housed. Use of other type of barriers should also be explosed. The use of steel should be minimized. Off display aviary for vultures at Vulture Breeding Centre, Pinjore Pigmy Hog enclosure at Pigmy Hog Conservation Breeding Centre in Vashistha, Guwahati
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