Sundarbans National Park

The Sundarbans National Park is a national park, biosphere reserve and tiger reserve located in West Bengal. The park is a part of Sundarban woods, extended on the Ganges Delta. The mangrove woods cover the delta and make it look verdant. The main attraction of this park is the dense population of tigers. Apart from tigers that can be witnessed here, the park is also home to fishing cat, macaque, leopard, Indian grey mongoose, wild boar, jungle cat, fox, pangolin, chital, flying fox, etc. Sundarban is one of the largest reserves for tigers, boasting around 400 tigers. In 2012, the camera traps in the park snapped the picture of an unknown animal. It was a never-seen-before cat in Sundarbans. This cat was smaller than a leopard and bigger than a wild cat.