Which animal is targeted in Project Hangul?
Kashmir Stag
Hangul is the local name for the Kashmir Stag, a subspecies of the European red deer found mainly in the Dachigam National Park of Jammu and Kashmir.
Project Hangul was launched to protect and conserve this endangered deer, whose population had declined sharply.
Hence, the animal targeted in Project Hangul is the Kashmir Stag.
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