Which Animal is Protected in Kanha National Park?

Kanha National Park in India is dedicated to the conservation of various wildlife species. One of the primary protected animals in Kanha is the Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris). The park is renowned for its successful tiger conservation programs and is home to a significant population of these majestic big cats. In addition to tigers, Kanha safeguards other species such as leopards, barasingha deer, Indian wild dog (dhole), and a diverse array of flora and fauna. The conservation efforts at Kanha National Park aim to maintain the delicate ecological balance and preserve the rich biodiversity of the region.