Wildlife In Bandhavgarh
Animals in Bandhavgarh
The tropical and deciduous forests of Bandhavgarh National Park, situated on an area of 1,536 km² are filled with a very diverse wildlife population. Although it has the highest density of Bengal Tigers, which are at the apex of the food chain, it is also home to many other mammals and birds, including special mammals such as Nilgai, Sambar, Chausingha, Spotted Deer, etc.

Bengal Tiger
Bird Species
Butterflies
Reptiles
Mammals

Royal Bengal Tiger

Indian Leopard

Indian Wild Dog

Striped Hyena

Little Indian Civet

Sambhar deer

Spotted Deer

Bison / Indian Gaur

Jackal

Grey Mongoose

Common Palm Civet

Desert Cat

Jungle Cat

Leopard Cat

Rusty Spotted Cat

Langur
Birds

Indian Pitta

Indian Roller

Painted Francolin

Peafowl

Indian Black Ibis

Asian Openbill

Indian Scops Owl

Jungle Prinia

Rufous Treepie

Red Spurfowl

Little Grebe

Painted Sandgrouse

Greater Coucal

Jerdon’s Nightjar
Reptiles

Indian Rock Python

Sand Boa

Checkered Keelback

Banded Kukri Snake

Russell's Viper

Common Vine Snake

Common Wolf Snake

Spectacled Cobra

Common Krait

Common Rat Snake

Common Skink

Fan Throated Lizard

Indian Flap shell Turtle

Indian Monitor Lizard

Indian Garden Lizard

Peninsular Rock Agama
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