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The geo-climatic miscellany of the Indian sub-continent has sheltered and nurtured an array of wildlife with more than 1200 species of birds and 350 species of mammals in the country. As there is an overlap in the habitation of many species, every region has something special.
The two impressive animals the Asiatic Elephant and the Bengal Tiger are found in many regions. The Tiger and herd of Elephants are truly awesome to watch. Today the South India wildlife has found its refuge in more than two hundred sanctuaries or parks. The South India wildlife, India takes care in providing a natural habitat for these animals.
South India wildlife, India comprises of Bandipur National Park is one of the beautiful sanctuaries in the foothills of the Western Ghats in Mysore. The lush green forests bestow tremendous range of wildlife. |
This park is large and comprises of the Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary in Tamil Nadu and Wayanad in Kerala to form the Niligiri Biosphere Reserve. This Reserve boasts of varied animals and birds. The animals found here are the Asian elephant, sambar, spotted deer, gaur, chital, mouse deer, wild boar, four horned antelope, barking deer, black napped hare, tiger and Indian porcupine. The South India wildlife looks beautiful as it is enveloped with deciduous as well as evergreen forests and is really soothing.
South India wildlife, India includes the great Mudumalai Sanctuary that lies between the hills. This is incredibly beautiful and enhances significantly the charm to this place. This sanctuary shelters deer, gaurs, langurs, elephants, tiger, Asiatic wild dog and leopard.
The wild dogs hunt in packs. The bird life comprises of the mynahs, parakeets, hornbills, woodpecker with red crest, barbets, tiny eared owl, scops owl and hawk eagle. South India wildlife conserves the wildlife for the future by providing natural surroundings and this is a great view to watch.
South India wildlife, India has good places to conserve the wildlife such as Nagarhole National park and Thekkady Tiger trail. The evergreen vegetation and the Kabini River is of immense use to the Nagarhole National park. Besides the usual animals, the other animals such as tiny mouse deer, muntjac, slender loris, langurs, macaques, giant squirrel and wild boar.
The park has varied bird life including Malabar trogan, great black wood pecker, green imperial pigeon and the Indian Pitta. Thekkady is unique and gives an enriching experience. South India wildlife gives an opportunity to trek at Thekkady and enthusiasts can have a clear vision of birds and animals. |
