The document lists 8 wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Assam that help protect diverse wildlife, including the state animal - the Greater Adjutant Stork. It notes the various mammals found in Assam, such as tigers, elephants, leopards and different monkey species, as well as birds like the Indian Pied Hornbill. Finally, it mentions that Assam's favorable climate allows several endemic species to exist only there, such as the Pygmy Hog, and it is home to other rare wildlife like wild water buffalos and hoolock gibbons.
The document lists 8 wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Assam that help protect diverse wildlife, including the state animal - the Greater Adjutant Stork. It notes the various mammals found in Assam, such as tigers, elephants, leopards and different monkey species, as well as birds like the Indian Pied Hornbill. Finally, it mentions that Assam's favorable climate allows several endemic species to exist only there, such as the Pygmy Hog, and it is home to other rare wildlife like wild water buffalos and hoolock gibbons.
The document lists 8 wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Assam that help protect diverse wildlife, including the state animal - the Greater Adjutant Stork. It notes the various mammals found in Assam, such as tigers, elephants, leopards and different monkey species, as well as birds like the Indian Pied Hornbill. Finally, it mentions that Assam's favorable climate allows several endemic species to exist only there, such as the Pygmy Hog, and it is home to other rare wildlife like wild water buffalos and hoolock gibbons.
8 wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Assam
Manas National Park. ... Kaziranga National Park. ... Dibru Saikhowa National Park. ... Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary. ... Nambor Wildlife Sanctuary. ... Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary. ... Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary. ... Hoollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary. The national animal of Assam is the Greater Adjutant Stork, which is a large wading bird found in the wetlands of Assam. It is also known as the “Hargila” bird, which is the Assamese word for “cloud bird”.
As a result of the favourable climatic conditions, several endemic wildlife species, including the Pygmy hog, exist only in Assam. The state has several other rare wildlife species such as wild water buffalos, hoolock gibbons, hog deer, great one-horned rhinoceroses, and Ganges dolphins.