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UK ministers told not to engage formally with Indian mega-zoo after lobbying

UK ministers are advised against formal engagement with Vantara zoo, run by billionaire Anant Ambani. This follows concerns over the rapid accumulation of over 150,000 animals since its opening in 2022, especially as the UK chairs a Cites m...

The Guardian· Nov 3, 2026 · 12:14 PM · 5 views

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UK ministers are advised against formal engagement with Vantara zoo, run by billionaire Anant Ambani. This follows concerns over the rapid accumulation of over 150,000 animals since its opening in 2022, especially as the UK chairs a Cites meeting on endangered species trade.

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