Animals in Tadoba
Tadoba National Park, Maharashtra's largest wildlife reserve, is home to roughly 100 Bengal tigers and a variety of other species. As a result, with a high tiger density and a high tiger sighting index, the national park is regarded as one of the greatest areas to observe tigers near Nagpur.
A variety of reptiles, including marsh crocodiles and endangered Indian pythons, call the park home. There are also 195 bird species and 74 butterfly species, giving an unrivaled natural experience.
Bengal Tigers
Bird Species
Butterflies
Reptiles
Mammals
Royal Bengal Tiger
Indian Leopard
Indian Wild Dog
Striped Hyena
Little Indian Civet
Sambhar deer
Spotted Deer
Bison / Indian Gaur
Jackal
Grey Mongoose
Common Palm Civet
Desert Cat
Jungle Cat
Leopard Cat
Rusty Spotted Cat
Langur
Birds
Indian Pitta
Indian Roller
Painted Francolin
Peafowl
Indian Black Ibis
Asian Openbill
Indian Scops Owl
Jungle Prinia
Rufous Treepie
Lesser Whistling-Duck
Red Spurfowl
Little Grebe
Oriental Turtle-Dove
Painted Sandgrouse
Greater Coucal
Jerdon's Nightjar
Reptiles
Indian Rock Python
Sand Boa
Checkered Keelback
Banded Kukri Snake
Russell's Viper
Common Vine Snake
Common Wolf Snake
Spectacled Cobra
Indian Flap shell Turtle
Common Krait
Common Rat Snake
Common Skink
Indian Monitor Lizard
Fan Throated Lizard
Indian Garden Lizard
Peninsular Rock Agama