Pakistan, June 18 -- LAHORE - The Lahore Safari Zoo has successfully hatched ten ostrich chicks through artificial incubation, marking a major milestone in the zoo's wildlife conservation efforts.

This is the first time the facility has successfully incubated and hatched ostrich eggs. According to zoo officials, the process involved strict environmental controls, including regulated temperature and low humidity to support embryo development.

To ensure healthy growth, a special setup was created for the newborn chicks. They are currently housed on rubber mats to prevent injury, with veterinary staff and zookeepers providing round-the-clock monitoring and care.

Officials confirmed that all ten chicks are in good health and are adapting w...