The national parks are a blend of wildlife and vegetation, giving an area of untouched natural beauty to Wildlife in Karachi. The Government of Pakistan does not allow any kind of exploitation and hunting along with mining and cultivation on the wildlife area are strictly forbidden. These have led to the flourishing of both flora and fauna in the scenic landscape Wildlife in Karachi.
Wildlife in Karachi includes one of the 14 natural parks of Pakistan. This is the Kirthar National Park, which is Pakistan's second largest reserve. The park is also known as "Grand Canyon of Sindh". Listed in the United nations, this park is situated in the south western part of Sindh, from the north-east of Karachi toDadu / Larkana district.
The Kirthar Hills forms a refuge for many Wildlife in Karachi as well as vegetation. These include the different types of mammals and reptiles like gazelles, Ibex, sheep, cats, wolf, lizards, snakes, eagles, sand grouse, porcupines, partridges and eagles. One can also see migratory birds if luck permits. The vegetation includes the different forms of shrubbery, trees and flowers.
Another notable place of interesting Karachi is the Karachi Zoo. The zoo has the Reptile House which is one of the best reptile houses in Pakistan. The house has 13 species of snakes and lizards. Also available are newly born hatching or tortoises and crocodiles. The Mughal Garden has the finest green floral spots in Karachi. There are a variety of roses of different shades are available.
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