Sangai Deer: Exclusive Indian Habitat
The Sangai deer, also known as the 'dancing deer' of India, is an endemic species found only in one specific location within the country.
Locating the Sangai Deer
This unique deer species thrives exclusively in the floating meadows of Manipur.
- The primary habitat is the Keibul Lamjao National Park, located in the Bishnupur district of Manipur.
- This park is the world's only floating national park, created to conserve the Sangai deer.
Therefore, Manipur is the only state in India where the Sangai deer is found.
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