Question

Brow Antlered Deer is found in
(a). kaziranga national park
(b). Corbett national park
(c). Keibul lamjao national park
(d). Bandipur national park.

Answer 1

Hint: Brow Antlered Deer are also called thamin or Eld’s deer. These are the endangered species and are specific only to Manipur. They live in an organic natural habitat i.e., the floating marshy grasslands, located in the southern parts of the loktak lake, which is the largest freshwater lake and is also called phumdi.

Complete answer:
 ‘Brow Antlered Deer’ also known as ‘Shanghai’ is an endemic and endangered species. These are also called the ‘Dancing Deer’. It is found in the marshy wetlands of Manipur, India. It is the only floating park in the world. Brow Antlered means the first branch of a stag's antler. The ‘Brow Antlered Deer’ is found in the Keibul Lamjao National Park , located in the Bishnupur district of the state of Manipur in India. It is 40\[K{m^2}\] in the area and the only floating park in the world and is an integral part of loktak lake.

Thus, the correct answer here is option (c) .

Note:
> The film ‘The return of Sangai’ made by the Manipur forest department entails Brow-Antlered deer and Keibul Lamjao National park.
> Keibul Lamjao is the world’s only floating national park. The brow antlered deer is in high danger of losing its niche because of the fact that their weight is not tolerated or sustained by the phumdis or the floating swamps.
> Moreover, the vegetation in that area keeps on fluctuating and so the animal’s proper food supply becomes a serious problem.
> A camera trap method is used by the WWF to monitor the deer to understand what factors are responsible for it being endangered.