Top 10 Wild Animals in India

India has a huge variety of different kinds of species of wild animals, birds, reptiles. Over 25% of land in India is covered with dense forest and provide shelter to the wildlife species. There are 400 Wildlife Sanctuaries and 80 National Parks located in India which is the home of wild and Endangered Species. Our species are getting extinct day by day because of deforestation and other human activities. Environmental population, deforestation, loss of habitat, human interference, poaching, and hunting are the major reason behind the disappearance of endangered animals.

Here are some of the worlds top most wild animals in India-

• Bengal tiger-
  Royal Bengal Tigers are the largest cat species in the world. These largest cats are capable of killing over twice their size and have powerful paws and jaws which makes them easier to catch their prey. Unlike other cats, tigers love water so, they can be easily spotted in the surroundings of waterholes and rivers of National Park. These Tigers can be easily spotted at Kanha National Park with Golden Triangle Tour with Wildlife where wildlife reserves are explored with Delhi Agra Jaipur trip.
  

• Indian Rhinoceros- Overall, the population of Indian Rhinoceros is 3555. These are also known as great Indian rhinoceros. These Endangered species are primarily located at the north-eastern states of Rajasthan. Pobitora wildlife sanctuary and Kaziranga National park are the shelters with the highest population of India Rhinos in the world.  

• Crocodile- Crocodiles are renowned for the species who live in water and lakes and well known for their attack on human beings. These are very dangerous species for a human resource. These species are spotted in Sunderban National Park.

• One-Horned Rhino- Rhino’s horns are made of Keratin. The endangered habitat of Indian Rhinoceroses is limited to one particular area of India: the Indo Gangetic Plains. One- Horned rhinos are largely spotted at Kaziranga National Park during your Wildlife Trips in India. It is the home to two-thirds of the world's population.  

• Asiatic Leopard- These Leopards are very indescribable, single creatures can be located at rocky outcrops in India’s National Park. The Asiatic Leopard population are relatively high at the range of 12000 and 14000 leopards thought to live in the Wildlife National Park.

• Sloth Bear- Sloth Bear has a 20000 of its population. Indian sloth bear is one of the 4 species of wild bears found in India and notable by Asian Black Bear by their Lankier Builds.   

• Jackals- Jackals, can be found in a number of parks in India. They can also be spotted at the outskirts of town, and village where they get their food easily. The best National Park where Jackles can be located are Mahadev National Park and Chikara Wildlife Sanctuary. You can also spot Jackals while exploring Golden Triangle Tour With Ranthambore.

• Snow Leopards- Snow Leopard is one the world’s most indefinable big cats. Mostly they roamed on the hill ranges of Himalayas. Snow leopard can jump of about 15 meters and use their long tails for balance. Snow Leopard can be spotted in Hemis National Park, a high altitude reserve in the Ladakh region of India.

• Chital- These graceful spotted deer can be found throughout the Indian Subcontinent. They look very delightful while seeing them gazing and hurdling through the National park. Their name is derived from the same root as the cheetah. Chital can be easily spotted in Kanha National Park so look out for them during your Luxury Tiger Safari  India.

• Nilgai- This wild animal is popularly known as Boselaphus tragocamelus or Blue Bull. Over 1 million Nilgai can be located in India. Blue bull is the Biggest Asian Antelope and one the most common wild animal in India. Nilgai in India can be located in Gir National Park (Gujarat), Bandhavgarh National Park, Kanha National Park, and many other Wildlife Reserves.

India is blessed with enormous dense forest and exotic wild animals such as tiger, leopard, rhinos, and bear but due to deforestation and loss of habitat, human-wildlife conflicts are very common. You can see these endangered species while exploring Wildlife Trips In India.