Red Book Animals India

Some of the endangered species of animals listed in Red Data Book are Flying squirrelIndian giant squirrel Black buck Himalayan musk deer Great Indian rhinoceros Snow leopard.

Red book animals india. It contains a list of species which are in danger of becoming extinct. Forest Owlet Heteroglaux blewitti 3 Fish. In India while the Wildlife Protection Act 1972 lists in its schedules species of animals according to their status in the wild The Botanical Survey of India and the Zoological Survey of India publish the Red data Book on Endangered Plants and the Red Data Book on Endangered Animals in the country respectively.

Red Data Book is the book which keeps a record of all endangered animals plants and species. Names animals which becomes vanishingly small given in a special Handbook entitled the Red book of Russia. A Code for Insect.

Critically Endangered Mammals Himalayan BrownRed Bear Ursus arctos isabellinus. Critically Endangered species in India according to the Red Data Book of International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN has listed 132 species of. This document that listed all the endangered species of plants fungi and animals within the Russian territorial jurisdiction was known as the Red Data Book of the Russian Federation RDBRF.

India has 988 species on IUCN Red List as of 2015. We need to more than double the number of wild species plants animals and fungi assessed. Endangered Animals in India.

The Red Data Book on Indian Animals. SpeciesSubspecies Excluded from the Butterfly Red Data Book. The red list of 2018 was released at the rio20 earth summitit contains 132 species of plants and animals in india listed as critically endangered.

Lion Tailed Macaque Macaca silenus Nilgiri Tahr. Names of Species and Subspecies of Butterflies Included in Schedule-I Part-IV of the Indian Wildlife Protection Act and Those Followed in this Red Data Book. Zoological Survey of India 407 new species 150 new records documented from the worlds 8th highest mega biodiverse country Shiv Sahay Singh.