May 26, 2025
BY: ET OnlineLook in Ranthambore, Sundarbans, Bandhavgarh; they power ecosystems and swim well!
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Find them only in Gir National Park; they are smaller than African lions and have a belly fold.
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Search Kaziranga and Manas National Parks for their unique horn; they can weigh up to 2.2 tonnes!
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Discover them in Hemis and Nanda Devi National Parks; they adapt to high altitudes with long tails for balance.
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See them in Khangchendzonga and Namdapha National Parks; these small, tree-dwelling creatures mostly eat bamboo!
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Observe them in Silent Valley and Periyar National Parks; their silver-white mane distinguishes this Western Ghats native.
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Spot them in Velavadar Blackbuck and Kanha National Parks; males boast spiral horns, and people also call them Indian antelope.
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Watch for them in the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers; this highly endangered dolphin is nearly blind and uses echolocation.
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You Can Help! Stay on trails, never feed wildlife, reduce-reuse-recycle, support national parks, and learn more to make a difference!
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