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The national bird of India is the peacock. The national animal is the tiger. Other notable Indian wildlife includes snow leopards, elephants, lions, sambar deer, blue bulls, and Indian gazelles. Many Indian species have become endangered or extinct due to habitat loss and hunting, including the Indian cheetah, Javan rhinoceros, and Sumatran rhinoceros. India has established several biosphere reserves and taken conservation efforts to protect its remaining wildlife.
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- Pakistan celebrates Endangered Species Day on May 17th each year to raise awareness about protecting endangered plants and animals and their habitats.
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India has a rich diversity of flora and fauna due to its varied climate and terrain. However, deforestation poses a major threat as forest cover has declined to only 20% of the country's area. The Himalayan region contains various forest types depending on altitude, while southern India has extensive rainforests. Different regions also have unique plants like cacti in the deserts and trees in the tropical forests. India is also home to over 500 mammal, 2000 bird, and 500 reptile and amphibian species, though many are endangered due to habitat loss and poaching. The government has established numerous wildlife parks and sanctuaries to help protect endangered species and their habitats.
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This document discusses wildlife conservation in India. It notes that India is home to 7.6% of mammalian species and 12.6% of avian species globally. Wildlife conservation aims to protect animal species and habitats. Key threats include habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. Poaching and illegal wildlife trade are billion-dollar industries. Conservation efforts include protected areas like national parks and sanctuaries, as well as government projects like Project Tiger. However, rapid development and population growth continue to endanger India's rich biodiversity unless stronger conservation measures are implemented.
Endangered Species of of Pakistan By Sheraz Ahmad
- Many species of mammals, birds, reptiles and other animals in Pakistan are endangered due to threats such as habitat loss, poaching and illegal hunting.
- Some of the endangered species in Pakistan include the snow leopard, Indus dolphin, markhor goat, houbara bustard, green sea turtle, and mugger crocodile.
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- 2. Animals on the verge of extinction Importance conserving endangered spieces How can we save them contents
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- 4. The Bengal Tiger is the national animal of both, India and Bangladesh. The tiger’s coat is yellow to light orange, with stripes ranging from dark brown to black. The number of tigers has reduced dramatically in the past few years, due to poaching and human- tiger conflict. By 2011 , these counted 2500
- 5. Asiatic Lion aka the Indian Lion or Persian Lion is a lion subspecies which is endangered. Can be spotted at: Gir Forest National Park, Gujarat. These counted 523 in Gir forest
- 6. The snow leopard is a large cat native to the mountain ranges in Central and South Asia. Snow leopards have long, thick fur, and their base color varies from smoky gray to yellowish tan, with whitish under parts. Can be spotted at: Hemis National Park, Ladakh, Nanda Devi National Park, Uttarakhand etc. These counted 200- 600
- 7. • The Blackbuck is an ungulate species of antelope and it is near threatened. • The main threat to this species is poaching, predation, habitat destruction, overgrazing, inbreeding and sanctuary visitors. Can be spotted at: Guindy National park, Tamil Nadu, Rollapadu, Andhra Pradesh, Chilka, Orissa.
- 8. Red Panda is also known as lesser panda or red cat- bear. Red Panda’s population is on a decrease given to habitat loss and fragmentation, poaching, and inbreeding depression. Can be spotted at: Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh etc 40% decrease in red pandas is recorded in india in the last 50 years
- 9. Why should we save them • Wildlife in India • As per the survey India is a home to about 60-70% of the total biodiversity found across the world and about 33% of plant species are endemic. • There are 172, or 2.9%, of IUCN-designated threatened species in India. Under this comes the Asiatic Lion, Bengal Tiger. • This enforces the need of right wildlife conservation. • In nature every species is interdependent on each other. For example extinction of Dodo bird leads to the extinction of Major calvaria tree. Which means that humans extinct when the flora and fauna extincts
- 10. How can we save them • Every one should be made aware about the animals and how to conserve them. • Puppets shows, road shows, flash mobs are to be performed to increase awareness • Avoid buying products that are made out of animals • Declaring the endangered species as the state symbols • Establishing of National Parks ,Wild life sanctuaries, Zoos at the places where the extinction is at rapid phase
- 11. Acknowledgements:- We take this opportunity to thank all the Persons who helped us to make this possible We have referred the following for the content:- 1. http://travel.india.com/articles/10-endangered- animals-india-see-vanish/ 2. ES Text book & Notes.
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