Baghdad Zoo

Baghdad Zoo, crushed in the beginning of the Iraq war, is making an astounding rebound and is presently being delighted in by a great many Iraqi guests. The Baghdad Zoo, which possesses 200 sections of land of Al Zawraa Park in focal Baghdad, Iraq, once contained 600 creatures and was the biggest zoo in the Middle East.

At the point when the Iraq War started in April, 2003, and United States powers landed in Baghdad, Fedayeen troop’s faithful to Saddam Hussein took up guarded positions around the zoo. After the underlying battling in Baghdad, just 12 of the 600 creatures were left at the zoo, as indicated by the North Carolina NC Zoo Society which gave 100,000 U.S. dollars to the Zoo in 2003 to start aiding the revamping endeavors.