Unknown State Animals of India
By Radiocity Team
Published Jun 27, 2025
Mithun – Arunachal Pradesh
Known as the “Cattle of the Mountains,” the mithun is a semi-domesticated bovine revered in tribal culture and used in traditional ceremonies.
Sangai – Manipur’s Dancing Deer
This rare brow-antlered deer is known for its gentle walk. Endemic to Manipur’s Loktak Lake, it`s critically endangered and deeply symbolic.
Gaur – Bihar’s Silent Giant
Also called the Indian bison, the gaur is massive yet peaceful. Though majestic, it’s lesser-known compared to tigers or lions.
Red Panda – Sikkim’s Shy Mascot
Mostly spotted in Sikkim’s Himalayan forests, the red panda is elusive, tree-dwelling, and facing severe habitat threats.
Clouded Leopard – Meghalaya’s Cat
Not your average leopard—this tree-climbing feline with cloud-like spots is secretive and rarely seen, even in its own state.
Phayre’s Langur – Tripura’s Endemic
With its unique white eye rings, this langur species lives only in Tripura and parts of Northeast India—unknown to most Indians.
Nilgiri Tahr – Tamil Nadu’s Goat
Found only in the Western Ghats, this endangered mountain goat roams high peaks and is sacred in local tribal traditions.
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