Which is the only mangrove habitat in the world for the species Panthera Tigris?
Sundarbans
The correct answer is Sundarbans.
While tigers are found across various Asian countries in different forest types like tropical rainforests, deciduous forests, and grasslands, the Sundarbans is the single location where they inhabit a mangrove environment. The tigers in the Sundarbans face unique challenges, including habitat loss due to rising sea levels and human-wildlife conflict. Their adaptation to the mangrove environment makes the Sundarbans a particularly important and fascinating area for wildlife study and conservation.
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Match List - I (National Park) with List - II (Important Wildlife) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists:
List - I
List - II
(a) Gir national park
(i) Elephant
(b) Ranthambore
(ii) Indian Lion
(c) Kaziranga
(iii) Tiger
(d) Bandipur
(iv) One-horned Rhino
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(v) Musk deer
