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Barasingha Deer Texas Wildlife Resources TexasHuntFish TX

(From Pakistan) This endangered deer is sandy brown with hair about 4 inches in length. The word "barasingha " means "12 points". A mature male can have six points on

Swamp Deer Swamp Deep Information Barasingha of India Indian

Indian Swamp Deer is also known as Barasingha because of its antlers. Check out more on the swamp deer or bara singha of India.

Barasingha Swamp Deer Endangered Swamp Deer India Dudhwa

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Swamp Deer Rucervus duvaucelii Barasingha in Kanha National Park

www.saranvaid The Barasingha or Barasinga (Rucervus duvaucelii) is a species of deer, native to India and Nepal. In Assam in the North-East India, Barasingha is

Kanha Barasingha Barasingha Deer Barasingha Deer Kanha Rare

The resurgence of hard ground barasingha is one of the most inspiring success storis in the history of wildlife Conservation. Know more about Barasingha Deer in Kanha

A Sweet Barasingha Deer Fawn Born In Germany

A Sweet Barasingha Deer Fawn Born In Germany: Barasingha, or "swamp deer," are a threatened species whose numbers in the wild once dro

Barasingha World News

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Exclusive wild animals-Endangered Barasingha Swamp Deer

The "Barasingha" or swamp deer is confined exclusively to the Indian biographical limits. Past distribution of the deer stretched from the marshy tracts of

Barasingha Swamp Deer at Kanha National Park India

Spotted the endangered Barasingha - Hard Ground Swamp Deer (Rucervus duvaucelii) - at the Kanha National Park, a Tiger Reserve (Area : 1,945 sq km) in the