Chinkara: The chinkara has a symbiotic

The chinkara has a symbiotic relationship with the babul or acacia tree and the Indian jujube tree, both common to the grassland habitat, says Dr Gaikwad. These plants form the chinkara’s main source of food. In turn, the small berry like fruits of this plant eaten by the chinkara, help spread its seeds in the grassland area. Read detailed information about the wildlife animal, the Chinkara, including its physical characteristics, habitat, and other related information. There are six subspecies. Of these, Deccan chinkara and Gujarat chinkara are found in India. Distribution: Deccan chinkara ranges from the Ganges Valley to Deccan Plateau. Gujarat chinkara is found in the Thar Desert, Rann of Kutch, Kathiawar, and Saurashtra region. Habitat: Arid forests and deserts. It is a shy species and avoids human habitation. Chinkara, also known as the Indian gazelle, is a species of antelope found in India, Pakistan, and Iran. They are known for their slender build, tan coat, and distinctive white markings on their face and legs. Chinkara antelopes are well adapted to living in arid and semi-arid regions, where they feed on grasses, shrubs, and […]