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Which mammals and birds live in Tripura’s forests and lowlands?

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Map highlighting the state of Tripura in northeastern India, shown in orange with its capital Agartala labeled. Surrounding countries including Bangladesh, Myanmar, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan, and Afghanistan are also visible, with the Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean to the south.
Tripura

Tripura’s diverse landscape supports a variety of wildlife, which is protected within several wildlife sanctuaries throughout the state.1

Mammals

The state's woodlands are home to a wide range of mammals, including:
* Predators: Tigers, leopards, jackals, and wild dogs.1
* Ungulates: Elephants, wild boars, serows (goatlike mammals), and various species of wild cattle, such as gayals and other types of gaurs.1
* Primates: Several species, including langurs and gibbons, inhabit the forest areas.1

Birds

The lowlands of Tripura serve as a destination for many migratory birds. Notable species that visit these areas include:
* Teals1
* Ibises1
* Storks1