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Go Back Biodiversity in India Himalayas-This majestic range of mountains is the home of a diverse range of flora and fauna. Eastern Himalayas is one of the two biodiversity hotsopts in India. Chilika-This wetland area is protected under the Ramsar convention.Sunderbans-The largest mangrove forest in India. Western Ghats-One of the two biodiversity hotspots in India.Thar desert-The climate and vegetation in this area is a contrast to the Himalayan region.estern Ghats-One of the two biodiversity hotspots in India. Thar desert-The climate and vegetation in this area is a contrast to the Himalayan region.
The Pantanal. With a total area of almost 195 000 square kilometres (or 75 000 square miles), the Pantanal is the largest wetland in the world. The vast majority of it is in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, but it also extends into Mato Grosso and the separate countries of Paraguay and Bolivia, which neighbour Brazil.As such a vast tropical wetland, the Pantanal is a very precious resource of Brazil, home to an array of plant-and animal species.In fact, up to 12 sub-regional ecosystems have been identified within the Pantanal, each of which has its own unique identity and characteristics. Pantanal wetlands during the dry season. plethora of animal species can be found in the Pantanal. There is estimated to be about 1 000 bird species, 300 mammals and 9 000 invertebrates, in addition to countless fascinating insects and other species. Some of the very rare and / or endangered animal species include: