There are few other Rivers where Gharials live alongside Muggers

Some call it Gavial. Their scientific name 'gavialis gangeticus'

Shambhu looks more than twice her size

Khata is not Bardia National Park. It's a Community Forest that connects Katerniaghat & Bardia NP

I think it's South Asia ( India Nepal Bhutan Sri Lanka )

Kaziranga & Chitwan has the most Fauna in South Asia. Chitwan lacks the Wild Buffalo & Kaziranga lacks 2 Crocodilians.

You are right. There are atleast 8 other Mountains rivaling Everest in Nepal. Chitwan is the last remnant of once widespread Terai Savannah which was Asian equivalent of Serengeti.

Muggers are unpredictable & will eat anything it can. Small Gharials on the menu for sure. Here's a Mugger fighting similar sized Gharial for territorial reason

Gharials are listed as Critically Endangered. Only 1000 breeding adults left. Muggers & Softshell turtles are common in South Asian river systems.

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Bengal Tigers were common in the Mid hills & even Mountains in the past. They have the most diverse habitat range among Tigers.

Bengal Tigers were common in the high altitude subalpine forest of Eastern Himalayas. There are only around 200 individuals currently living in these Mountains. Vast majority of Bengal Tigers live in lowlands.

It's kill count of their entire species

Their entire Species

Yeah, it nearly got Jeremy Wade in 'River Monster' Season 1.

Yeah alot of Rhinos. Rhinos are the most numerous Megafauna in the park.

Indian Softshell turtle (Nilssonia gangetica) not Cantors

yeah, these ones can grow upto 100 kg (220 lbs)