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Tula Exotarium
Tula Regional Exotarium is the State organization of culture of the Tula Region, the Basic Laboratory of the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, it is a cultural, educational, scientific and conservation center.
The Exotarium was opened on September 27, 1987, and now has the largest collection of snakes in the world, with more than 524 species and subspecies. According to the total number of animals, Tula Exotarium occupies the second place among the Zoos of Russia EARAZA.
Up to 90 thousand people visit the Exotarium yearly.
==History ==
In 1987 the first Zoo called Tula Exotarium was opened in Tula. At the time its collection consisted of 120 species of animals (fish, amphibians, reptiles, etc.). In 1989 a statue of a dinosaur appeared near the entrance as a symbol this Zoos specialization in reptiles. From the start, the Exotarium began to cooperate actively with foreign colleagues, and in 1990 it received an accreditation from the Australian Society of Zoos. The Exotarium collection was regularly replenished with new species, and in 2000 it was recognized to have the largest collection of snakes in the world. In 1996 in connection with a difficult financial situation the Exotarium was put from self-financing to the regional budget financing. But it did not solve the main problem, which is the state of the old building. The current area of public exhibition is 253 square meters. 511 species of animals are kept, bred and studied here, and 90 000 people visit it every year. During these years many problems concerning construction of a new building have been solved. Thus e.g. a draft project has been approved; a hall of the future called ''Tropical forest'' was created at the public exhibit, besides, the place of the construction has been determined.
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