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Rare Animal on Ladestien
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Rare Animal on Ladestien
Enjoy Rare Species of Wild Animals at Best Wildlife Sanctuaries of India
Royal Indian tigers, leopards, elephants, lions and hyenas are the some most leading species of Indian wildlife. Wiildlife Travel means enjoying the best of Indian fauna and flora with the several incredible wildlife riches which are situated in various parts of the India. Some of the well-known wildlife sanctuaries are briefly explained here.
Jim Corbett National Park - See the Natural Glory Beyond Imagination
This is the oldest wildlife national sanctuaries of India which is located in mountains of Himalaya in Uttarakhand state. For the nature lovers, this park is heaven which comprises river lakes, beautiful hill peaks and different valleys. Here one can enjoy natural activities of Jungle cat, leopards, Bengal Tigers, Himalayan Black bears, fishing cats and wide variety of birds. Major population of wild life is located in Jim Corbett national park.
Kaziranga National Park - Land of Rhinoceros
This asset of wildlife is situated in land of Nagaon and Golaghat districts in Assam. It is world famous destination for the conservation of one horned Rhinoceroses. Around two-third population of unusual species of One-horned Rhinoceroses are noticed in this wild life park. Wild water buffalo, Tigers, leopards, swamp deer and elephants are the other main attractions of this park. This park is renowned among the eastern tourists of India.
Sundarbans National Park
This park is located in West Bengal in Sundarbans delta. Background of this wildlife sanctuary is covered by the thick mangrove forests. Tigers are the main attraction of this park and other wildlife species found in this treasure are
The park is located at Sundarbans delta in the sate of West Bengal.
Ranthambore National Park - The Only Place Where The King Stays Calm
This wildlife sanctuary is situated in colourful city Rajasthan in Sawai Madhopur district it is covered by the oldest Aravalli Mountain rang. This is considered as the best place in the country to see royal Indian tigers in this natural ways. This is very famous treasure of India, which also preserve the other species of fauna and flora. Other wild lives available in this park are Nilgai, Leopard, Wild Boar, Hyena, Sambar, Dhole, Chital and Sloth Bear.
Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is a magnificent delight for the bird watchers
This is specifically known for the reserved species of birds and is situated in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan. It is manmade bird sanctuary were large numbers of migratory and domestic birds are found. This is the home for variety of birds and is considered as the best bird sanctuary of India. Here migratory birds are also available such as Siberian Crane and they mostly come in the winter season.
Above mentioned are the well-known National Parks of India and most of them are located in the northern part only. Apart from these best five sanctuaries few others are also available in different parts of the country. So if you are looking to plan a holiday trip you can make enjoy Wildlife Travel India. This is adventurous and thrilling activity for animal lovers. You can make plans for wildlife trip with friends and family.
Pratima Sharma is a Content Writer and Editor working for a Travel & Tourism Company in India. You can find more information about it by visiting the website Family Wildlife Tours and India Tiger Tours
Endangered Rare Crocodile Was Found in Florida
An endangered rare crocodile, one of the animal's reptilian cousins was found near the community pond in Florida woman’s backyard in St. Petersburg, Florida, shocking residents of a gated community over the weekend.
In fact, alligators are a common sight in parts of Florida with about 1,500 crocodiles, mostly found in the Florida Keys area, some 300 miles south of St. Petersburg. However, crocodiles are too seldom to be found in some areas like St. Petersburg that an official didn’t initially believe what Shondra Farner said about spotting the endangered rare crocodile near the community pond in her backyard. "He said, 'No, ma'am, you have an alligator,' and I said, 'No, I know the difference.'" she said. "That big boy was just about 8 feet from our patio… It's terribly scary looking. And fast." His eyes are set differently, but his tail is the giveaway, because they have these very high peaks on the tail.” Before, Shondra Farner saw crocodiles on a trip to Costa Rica and recognized the animal's narrower, more triangular snout. American alligators not only have wider, more rounded snouts but they also don't like the brackish and salt waters that crocs can live in. What was sitting on their back lawn was no alligator.
Because endangered crocodiles cannot be killed, experts had the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission set up a cage trap filled with beef loin with the aim of capturing the giant reptile. If this eight-foot was the same endangered crocodile that was seen south of St. Petersburg in 2008, it surely has been living on the ducks in the water in order to survive. Moreover, officials are planning to implant a magnet into the animal to disorient it before releasing it into Tampa Bay to prevent it from returning to neighborhoods. Still, she warned everyone not to feed or touch these alligators or crocodiles and to keep pets away from them.
A rare eight-foot crocodile was spotted laying on the bank of a lake in a gated community in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Alligators are a common sight in parts of Florida
There are about 1,500 crocodiles, mostly found in the Florida Keys area but they are seldom to be found in St. Petersburg
Crocodiles in Florida
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