Kaziranga Reveals Rich Diversity of Fish, Frogs, and Reptiles in Latest Survey

A new survey at Kaziranga National Park reveals a rich diversity of 77 freshwater fish species, highlighting the ecological importance of Assams biodiversity in reptiles and amphibians.

• Between July and September 2025, a rapid survey at Kaziranga National Park identified 77 species of freshwater fish, contributing significantly to Assams biodiversity.
• The survey, conducted in collaboration with the Wildlife Institute of India, emphasizes the importance of herpetology by documenting various reptile and frog species in the park.
• Kaziranga National Parks findings contribute to the Northeasts remarkable diversity, which includes 422 native fish species and 216 indigenous fishes from Assam.