From A Giraffe In A Karachiite’s Backyard To A Lion In A Lahori’s Car, 9 Visuals Depicting Pakistan’s Insane Obsession With Exotic Animals

Pakistani elite’s biggest flex is showing off wealth by keeping exotic animals at their residence and getting away with it because money is the game!

1. No, this isn’t a scene from Jumanji but “just Karachi DHA things.”

Just Karachi DHA things.

Giraffe 🦒 pic.twitter.com/p4976oJtRZ

— norbert almeida (@norbalm) August 25, 2020

2. A lioness taking a car ride with her owner in Y Block, Lahore.

Saw this at the Total Pump signal at Y Block. Wtf is this? pic.twitter.com/uAg0S7HflO

— zohair (@shayadzohair) August 25, 2020

3. A lioness on the back of a car spotted in the chaotic traffic in Karachi.

4. Caretaker running with a chained white lion at a private zoo in Karachi.

5. An unbelievable sight yet again from Karachi!

Hamzah and Hassan Hussain from Karachi Pakistan, You are not nearly as cool as you think you are. Lions are not pets. #Caturday pic.twitter.com/QuVhI2S9PM

— Daniel Schneider (@BiologistDan) March 30, 2019

6. Rabi Pirzada posing with exotic animals including snakes, an alligator and pythons…the singer has a hut ke taste when it comes to pets.

Rabi Pirzada sent challan for keeping wild animals as pets https://t.co/1pyCCipPaG pic.twitter.com/bqtU5H0ScS

— The Pakistan Tribune (@ThePakistanTrib) September 14, 2019

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7. These two siblings are known as “Python Bothers” thanks to the more than 100 snakes that they keep at their residence!

Pakistani brothers who live with more than 100 snakes in their house https://t.co/0OjnrGlxig pic.twitter.com/Tb7dd5htdL

— Faryal Shakeel (@faryaalshakeel) November 24, 2015

8. With white lions, ponies and other exotic animals, this man in Peshawar turned his house into a mini zoo.

9. A bear kept in illegal possession was recently traced by Sindh Wildlife department after a TikTok video went viral.

Well-done Wildlife Inspector Mr. Aijaz Noondhani for finding the bear in illegal possession.
As per law possessing a bear is illegal. Apparently kept in the name of poverty is actually used for ‘Bear-baiting’. Sindh Wildlife Law prohibits & terms such act an act of illegal 1/4 pic.twitter.com/rEDRmp3cQN

— SindhWildlife (@sindhwildlife) August 22, 2020

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