Chitwan Safari
Wild Animals at Chitwan National Park
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Wild Animals at Chitwan National Park
The Chitwan National Park is home to at least 43
species of mammals. The "King of the Jungle" is the Bengal Tiger. The
alluvial floodplain habitat of the Terai is one of the best tiger
habitats anywhere in the world. Since the establishment of Chitwan
National Park the initially small population of about 25 individuals has
increased to 70–110 in 1980. In some years this population has declined
due to poaching and floods. In a long-term study carried out from
1995–2002 tiger researchers identified a relative abundance of 82
breeding tigers and a density of 6 females per 100 km2.
Leopards are most prevalent on the peripheries of the park. They
co-exist with tigers, but being socially subordinate are not common in
prime tiger habitat. In 1988, a clouded leopard was captured and
radio-collared outside the protected area, and released into the park
but did not stay.
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