Bengal Tiger
Bagh Β· Panthera tigris tigris
Powerful hunter with a majestic appearance
Forest Β· Terai region


3 featured species Β· 3 habitat zones
Nepal is a beautiful country where many amazing animals live. In the jungles and tall grass, you might find the fierce Bengal tiger prowling around. In the trees of cool mountain areas, look out for the adorable red panda with its fluffy tail. From the chirping birds to the leaping snow leopards, Nepal's creatures make the land a magical place to explore and admire.
Bagh Β· Panthera tigris tigris
Powerful hunter with a majestic appearance
Forest Β· Terai region
Habre Β· Ailurus fulgens
Has a thumb-like wrist bone for gripping bamboo
Mountain Β· Himalayan forests
Danphe Β· Lophophorus impejanus
Brightly colored feathers especially during the breeding season
Mountain Β· High-altitude forests and shrublands
Forests in Nepal are full of tall trees, leafy canopies, and chirping birds. They are special because they have many different plants and animals living together.
Bengal Tiger, Red Panda, Asian Elephant, Himalayan Black Bear
Nepal's grasslands have wide open spaces with tall grasses that sway in the wind. They are special because they provide space for big animals to roam.
One-horned Rhinoceros, Swamp Deer, Bengal Florican, Wild Water Buffalo
The mountains in Nepal are tall and covered with snow and rocks. They are special because they have some of the highest peaks in the world.
Snow Leopard, Himalayan Tahr, Musk Deer, Yak
Look in: Terai region
Watch for: They like to hunt alone at night.
Look in: Himalayan forests
Watch for: They often sleep in trees during the day.
Look in: High-altitude forests and shrublands
Watch for: Known for their elaborate courtship dance.
Cultural Connection
Wildlife, such as the Bengal tiger and the Himalayan Monal, play significant roles in Nepal's culture, representing strength and beauty.
Have you ever seen a tiger in the wild? In Nepal, these incredible creatures share their home with people!
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