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Animals Found in  

Himalayas

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Esteemed as the ghost of the mountains, the Snow Leopard is a vital indicator of the ecological health of the Himalayas.

Snow Leopard

This elusive creature, with its distinctive fiery coat, plays a crucial role in the mountainous bamboo forests.

Red Panda

Often spotted in the alpine forests, this bear is crucial for understanding Himalayan biodiversity and conservation needs.

Himalayan Black Bear

Integral to local communities, the robust Yak is not just a domestic animal but a key to the Himalayan way of life.

Himalayan Yak

Closely related to the wild goat, the Tahr is an example of the rugged survivalists of the high altitudes.

Himalayan Tahr

These large ground squirrels are pivotal for studying high-altitude ecosystems and their climate adaptations.

Himalayan Marmot

The national bird of Nepal, its iridescent plumage highlights the rich biodiversity of the region.

Himalayan Monal Pheasant

A symbol of peace and longevity, this crane is revered in local cultures and vital for wetland conservation.

Black Necked Tibetan Crane

Known for its valuable musk, this deer is crucial for anti-poaching and wildlife trade monitoring efforts.

Musk Deer

Also known as the Himalayan blue sheep, it is a significant prey for the endangered Snow Leopard.

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