25 Oct 2024
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Found in various habitats across India, from forests to grasslands. Known for its distinctive rosettes, which are dark circular spots.
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The national animal of India and famous for its orange coat with black stripes and spots. Found in national parks like Ranthambore, Sundarbans, and Bandhavgarh.
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Commonly found in forests and grasslands. Recognizable by its reddish-brown coat covered in white spots.
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A rare variant of the Indian leopard with a melanistic coat, often appearing black but with faint spots.Seen in states like Karnataka, especially in the Kabini Forest.
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Though extinct in India since the 1950s, plans are underway to reintroduce them in Kuno National Park, Madhya Pradesh. Known for their distinctive black spots and incredible speed.
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Found in various forests, including Jim Corbett National Park. Has unique patterns of white spots against a brown background.
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One of the smallest wild cat species in the world. Found in South India, it has reddish-gray fur with small dark spots.
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This nocturnal creature is found in forested areas across India. Has a pale gray body with black and white spots.
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Found in forests, grasslands, and marshes. Has a beautiful patterned skin with dark brown or black spots along its back.
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