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6 endangered wildlife species to spot in India

Indian Rhinoceros
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Indian Rhinoceros
Known for its single horn, this herbivore thrives in Assam's grasslands. Kaziranga is their safest haven for survival.
Great Indian Bustard
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Great Indian Bustard
Grassland bird nearing extinction, it symbolise fragile ecosystems. Rajasthan’s efforts focus on saving this critically endangered bird.
Red Panda
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Red Panda
Playful and shy, these arboreal mammals are found in Himalayan bamboo forests. Singalila and Kanchenjunga are their prime habitats.
Lion-tailed Macaque
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Lion-tailed Macaque
Kerala's lush rainforests shelter this rare primate with striking mane and tail. Silent Valley protects these endemic monkeys.
Kashmir Stag (Hangul)
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Kashmir Stag (Hangul)
Dachigam’s pride, the Hangul, represents J&K's wilderness. Once abundant, conservation fights threats to their fragile mountain ecosystem.
Sangai Deer
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Sangai Deer
Keibul Lamjao's "dancing deer," a symbol of Manipur’s culture, thrives on Loktak Lake’s floating grasslands. Conservation keeps it afloat.
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