Asiatic Lions, found in Gujarat's Gir National Park, are a distinct subspecies of the pantherine cat family. They differ from African lions in physical features.
The Great Indian Bustard, mainly found in Gujarat and Rajasthan, inhabits open grasslands and is one of India's largest bird species.
Sangai deer, also known as dancing deer, are found only in Manipur’s Keibul Lamjao National Park, where they live on floating grasslands called phumdis.
The Lion-tailed Macaque, with its distinctive black face and lion-like tail, is found in the tree canopies of the Western Ghats in Kerala and Karnataka.
This hoofed animal, found in the Ghats of Tamil Nadu and Kerala, resembles a sheep and is an exceptional mountain climber with backwards-curving horns.