wildlife India

All over the world know, India is one of the richest and a plentiful animal life is credited to its diverse climate and natural facial appearance. Near about 380 varieties of mammals are there like the majestic elephant, the bison, rhinoceros, wild Himalayan sheep, nilgai, and the swamp deer. The most wonderful examples of cats in India are the tiger and the lion, but there are other types as well, the clouded leopard, snow leopard and the marbled cat are a few others found. Several groups of monkeys exist in India also.
The diverse and wealthy wildlife of India had reflective impact on the specific state famous culture. The ordinary name of wildlife in India is jungle which was published by the British government in English language. To protect the wildlife in India is the major question because it seems that erroneous priority is given to poverty of the people, not to wildlife. At presently, there are 166 national parks in India such as Kaziranga national park, Corbett national park, Gleathea national park, Indra Gandhi national park, Kanha national park, Nandankanan national park etc.
In India near about 551 animal sanctuaries are presented and exclusively named Bird sanctuaries. For Nature lover it is pleasure to visit and get the golden movement in their holidays. India has already potted vast zone of forest and habitats in its 441 wildlife sanctuary. These are amazing natural habitat for scare flora and fauna specious of the country. Apart from all these destinations, a variety of extra attractive reserves are also available in India like Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Gir National Park, Nagarhole National Park, etc. These destinations indicate the over all aspects of rich and diverse wildlife of India and fully enjoying for nature lovers.
With the great development and expansion, as well as natural disasters, happening in India fauna is suffering. The Natural capital of the country has remained distinctive, mystifying and charming for nature lovers. In Indian philosophy, the respect of nature in all its different forms is an essential part of Indian cultural legacy. The variety of affluent and interesting of India’s wildlife can be seen in the 80 national parks, 440 sanctuaries and 23 tiger reserves which has established by the Government of India in an effort to protect this fundamental resource. India harbors 60% of the world's wild tiger population, 50% of Asian elephants, and 80% of the one-horned rhinoceros and the entire remaining population of the Asiatic lion.