Balaghat News: Kanha National Park is a park where there are many species of wild animals. Kanha National Park is known all over the world because of its diversity. Actually, there are such wild animals here which are on the verge of extinction. There are such wild animals here, seeing which the tourists become very happy and believe that their visit to Kanha has been successful. This includes rare species of deer and many rare birds. Tiger can be seen in Kanha but in such a situation we are telling you about those creatures which can be easily seen in Kanha National Park.
Kanha National Park is home to different types of creatures due to the grasslands and sal forests, which makes its biodiversity even more special. In which more than 300 species of birds are found. Apart from this, tiger, leopard, jackal, bear, wild boar, deer and nilgai can also be seen.
These species are becoming extinct
In Kanha National Park, the species like sloth bear, hyena, sambar, four-horned deer, Indian python, green munia are on the verge of extinction. At the same time, leopard is also on the verge of extinction. At the same time, Pangolin was easily seen in Kanha but now it is also becoming extinct. In such a situation, it is considered a bit difficult to see him in Kanha. If you see these animals, you can consider yourself lucky.
These animals are easily visible
Wolf, jackal, chital, sambar, nilgai, wild boar, langur, wild cat, small musk deer, common mongoose, civet cat are easily seen in Kanha.
This animal is the pride of Kanha
Kanha National Park is called the nursery of tigers. Actually, Madhya Pradesh has got the status of Tiger State, so Kanha has an important contribution. Actually, the birth and survival of tigers has become easier in Kanha National Park. At the same time, Barasingha, called Kanha Jewel, which was once only 70, has crossed 1000 today. In such a situation, this is Kanha’s pride.
Many creatures are being preserved in Kanha.
Kanha has again opened for tourists from October 1. Mukki area ranger Virendra Singh Jamour said that many wild animals are being protected here. In such a situation, Barasingha, which is called the jewel of Kanha, was also preserved here. Apart from the tiger, many wild animals including leopard, bison, deer are being conserved.
