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One of the most important and well- protected wildlife sanctuaries in India, the Fauna in Corbett National Park is one of the leading tourist attractions of Uttaranchal. Nestled amidst the imperial beauty of the Himalayan Mountain Range, the Corbett National Park, established by the late Jim Corbett, one of the most famous naturalists and environmentalists of the world, is one of the most visited national Parks in India. Nestled in the area of nature, the environmental conditions at the Corbett National Park provide the perfect settings for the preservation and growth of the various species of Fauna in Corbett. Since they are natural, these conditions are best suited for the safe habitation of various rare and endangered species of wildlife.
The various species of Fauna in Corbett can be divided into the following sub types:
Mammals
The most commonly found ones are Sloth Bear, Himalayan Black Bear, Dhole, Jackal, Yellow Throated Martem, Himalayan Palm Civet, Indian Grey Mongoose, Common Otter, Porcupine, Clack-taped Hare besides the Chital, Spotted Deer, Para, Kakka, and the Barking Deer.
Birds
The Peacock, Jungle Fowl, partridge, Kaleej Pheasant, crow, vulture, parakeet, Laughing Thrush, oriole, kingfisher, drongo, dove, woodpecker, duck, teal, stork, cormorant and seagull form the species that inhabit the Corbett National Park.
Reptiles
Indian marsh crocodile, gharial, King cobra, common krait, cobra, Russels viper, python and monitor lizard are the most common ones.
Fishes
Mahaseer, kalimuchi, kalabasu, chilwa and goonch infest the water bodies in the park.
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