केवलादेव में 'अजगरों की दुनिया' बढ़ा रही पर्यटकों का रोमांच, कहीं धूप सेंकते तो कहीं पेड़ पर लिपटे आते हैं नजर

केवलादेव राष्ट्रीय उद्यान में अजगरों की संख्या में इजाफा हुआ है. इससे घना जैव विविधता का अद्भुत उदाहरण बन गया है.

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00:00The Kewladev National Museum of Bharatpur is in the news these days for its increasing population.

00:18The number of Indian Rock Pythons has reached hundreds here, which has become an example of the diversity of this museum.

00:28According to retired ranger Bholu Abrar Khan, the presence of 150 rock pythons has already been recorded here.

00:37Now it is estimated that their number has reached hundreds.

00:43There is a lot to eat there.

00:45In the Kewladev National Museum, there is enough food to eat.

00:52And not just in the museum, but also outside.

00:56Outside, in the fields, here and there, everywhere.

01:00They get food there. They live there too.

01:04If there are no rock pythons, then a lot of problems will arise.

01:13Nature has made everything like this.

01:16They keep everything in balance.

01:18They eat everything that they find in the fields.

01:26There are jackals, cheetahs, birds, and rabbits.

01:33The main thing they find in the fields is food.

01:38Bhupati did a great job.

01:40Bhupati worked on reptiles.

01:44Today, there were only turtles.

01:46He did a great job.

01:49But the pythons are all over the park.

01:51Not just one place, they are all over the park.

01:54In Ghana, the dense greenery of the forest, the availability of water resources,

01:59and the safe environment are considered to be the main reasons for the growth of pythons.

02:04In large numbers, tourists are coming to Ghana to see the exciting views of these pythons.

02:11Here, pythons can be seen lying on trees, sunbathing, or crossing roads.

02:17Shyamveer Singh's report from Bharatpur.