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<strong>1. Snow Leopard – Hemis National Park, Ladakh</strong><br />Spot the elusive snow leopard prowling high in the Trans-Himalayan ranges of Ladakh, especially during winter tracking expeditions in Hemis National Park. (Image: Canva)

1. Snow Leopard – Hemis National Park, Ladakh
Spot the elusive snow leopard prowling high in the Trans-Himalayan ranges of Ladakh, especially during winter tracking expeditions in Hemis National Park. (Image: Canva)

<strong>2. Lion-Tailed Macaque – Silent Valley, Kerala</strong><br />Witness the rare, long-maned lion-tailed macaque swinging through the dense rainforests of Silent Valley National Park in Kerala. (Image: Canva)

2. Lion-Tailed Macaque – Silent Valley, Kerala
Witness the rare, long-maned lion-tailed macaque swinging through the dense rainforests of Silent Valley National Park in Kerala. (Image: Canva)

<strong>3. Asiatic Lion – Gir National Park, Gujarat</strong><br />The only place on Earth to see Asiatic lions in the wild, Gir offers thrilling jeep safaris to witness these majestic big cats. (Image: Canva)

3. Asiatic Lion – Gir National Park, Gujarat
The only place on Earth to see Asiatic lions in the wild, Gir offers thrilling jeep safaris to witness these majestic big cats. (Image: Canva)

<strong>4. Dugong – Andaman & Nicobar Islands</strong><br />Catch a glimpse of the gentle “sea cow” grazing underwater in the clear seagrass meadows around the Andaman coast. (Image: Canva)

4. Dugong – Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Catch a glimpse of the gentle “sea cow” grazing underwater in the clear seagrass meadows around the Andaman coast. (Image: Canva)

<strong>5. Great Indian Bustard – Desert National Park, Rajasthan</strong><br />A critically endangered bird, the Great Indian Bustard roams the arid landscapes of Rajasthan, best spotted during the breeding season. (Image: Canva)

5. Great Indian Bustard – Desert National Park, Rajasthan
A critically endangered bird, the Great Indian Bustard roams the arid landscapes of Rajasthan, best spotted during the breeding season. (Image: Canva)

<strong>6. Red Panda – Singalila National Park, West Bengal</strong><br />This adorable, tree-dwelling species can be spotted in the misty, rhododendron-filled forests along the Indo-Nepal border. (Image: Canva)

6. Red Panda – Singalila National Park, West Bengal
This adorable, tree-dwelling species can be spotted in the misty, rhododendron-filled forests along the Indo-Nepal border. (Image: Canva)

<strong>7. Black-Necked Crane – Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh</strong><br />Sacred to local Buddhist communities, these elegant cranes can be seen in the high-altitude wetlands of Arunachal Pradesh. (Image: Canva)

7. Black-Necked Crane – Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh
Sacred to local Buddhist communities, these elegant cranes can be seen in the high-altitude wetlands of Arunachal Pradesh. (Image: Canva)

<strong>8. Gooty Sapphire Tarantula – Andhra Pradesh</strong><br />Known for its striking blue colouration, this rare tarantula species hides in tree hollows of the Eastern Ghats. (Image: Canva)

8. Gooty Sapphire Tarantula – Andhra Pradesh
Known for its striking blue colouration, this rare tarantula species hides in tree hollows of the Eastern Ghats. (Image: Canva)

<strong>9. Irrawaddy Dolphin – Chilika Lake, Odisha</strong><br />Spot the playful freshwater Irrawaddy dolphins gliding through the brackish waters of Asia’s largest coastal lagoon. (Image: Canva)

9. Irrawaddy Dolphin – Chilika Lake, Odisha
Spot the playful freshwater Irrawaddy dolphins gliding through the brackish waters of Asia’s largest coastal lagoon. (Image: Canva)

<strong>10. Purple Frog – Western Ghats, Kerala</strong><br />This ancient amphibian, found only in Kerala, emerges briefly during the monsoon for breeding before vanishing underground. (Image: Canva)

10. Purple Frog – Western Ghats, Kerala
This ancient amphibian, found only in Kerala, emerges briefly during the monsoon for breeding before vanishing underground. (Image: Canva)

<strong>1. Snow Leopard – Hemis National Park, Ladakh</strong><br />Spot the elusive snow leopard prowling high in the Trans-Himalayan ranges of Ladakh, especially during winter tracking expeditions in Hemis National Park. (Image: Canva)

<strong>2. Lion-Tailed Macaque – Silent Valley, Kerala</strong><br />Witness the rare, long-maned lion-tailed macaque swinging through the dense rainforests of Silent Valley National Park in Kerala. (Image: Canva)

<strong>3. Asiatic Lion – Gir National Park, Gujarat</strong><br />The only place on Earth to see Asiatic lions in the wild, Gir offers thrilling jeep safaris to witness these majestic big cats. (Image: Canva)

<strong>4. Dugong – Andaman & Nicobar Islands</strong><br />Catch a glimpse of the gentle “sea cow” grazing underwater in the clear seagrass meadows around the Andaman coast. (Image: Canva)

<strong>5. Great Indian Bustard – Desert National Park, Rajasthan</strong><br />A critically endangered bird, the Great Indian Bustard roams the arid landscapes of Rajasthan, best spotted during the breeding season. (Image: Canva)

<strong>6. Red Panda – Singalila National Park, West Bengal</strong><br />This adorable, tree-dwelling species can be spotted in the misty, rhododendron-filled forests along the Indo-Nepal border. (Image: Canva)

<strong>7. Black-Necked Crane – Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh</strong><br />Sacred to local Buddhist communities, these elegant cranes can be seen in the high-altitude wetlands of Arunachal Pradesh. (Image: Canva)

<strong>8. Gooty Sapphire Tarantula – Andhra Pradesh</strong><br />Known for its striking blue colouration, this rare tarantula species hides in tree hollows of the Eastern Ghats. (Image: Canva)

<strong>9. Irrawaddy Dolphin – Chilika Lake, Odisha</strong><br />Spot the playful freshwater Irrawaddy dolphins gliding through the brackish waters of Asia’s largest coastal lagoon. (Image: Canva)

<strong>10. Purple Frog – Western Ghats, Kerala</strong><br />This ancient amphibian, found only in Kerala, emerges briefly during the monsoon for breeding before vanishing underground. (Image: Canva)

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