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

A recent survey at Kaziranga National Park has identified 77 species of freshwater fish, underscoring the ecological richness of Assam and the Northeasts biodiversity.

• The Kaziranga National Park authority reported that a survey conducted from July to September 2025 revealed 77 species of freshwater fish, contributing to Assams 216 indigenous fish species.
• The survey, conducted in collaboration with the Wildlife Institute of India, also documented various amphibian and reptile species, enhancing the understanding of herpetology in the region.
• Overall, the findings contribute to the Northeasts remarkable diversity of 422 native fish species, emphasizing the ecological significance of freshwater ecosystems in Kaziranga National Park.