Rajni Pandey | November 4, 2024
Stealthy and elusive, leopards are often seen perched on trees or moving stealthily through the reserve, especially in the dense forested areas.
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These massive herbivores are among the heaviest land animals in India, grazing in open meadows and adding to the reserve's wild charm.
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Known for their shaggy coat and unique feeding habits, sloth bears roam Bandhavgarh’s forest floors, foraging for insects and fruits.
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Rare but fascinating, Indian wolves can occasionally be spotted in the open grasslands, typically hunting in small packs.
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With their impressive antlers, sambar deer are a staple of the reserve, often seen near water bodies during early mornings and evenings.
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Graceful and abundant, spotted deer are a favorite prey for predators, often grazing in herds in the open fields and forests.
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The largest Asian antelope, nilgai are frequently seen grazing in the meadows, their bluish-gray coat giving them a distinctive appearance.
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With its bushy tail and agile build, the Indian fox is an interesting sight, often seen foraging in grasslands during dawn and dusk.
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Wild boars are common across Bandhavgarh, foraging in groups and often spotted near water sources in the early mornings.
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Known for their sharp senses and agility, jackals roam the reserve in search of food and can be heard howling, especially at night.
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