Elephant Population in Karnataka Reaches Record High
- The elephant population in Karnataka has reached a new high, with an increase of 346 elephants, making it the highest elephant-populated state in India, according to the latest interim report on Asian Elephant population estimates.
- Bandipur Tiger Reserve records the highest density of 0.96 elephants per sq km.
- Nagarahole Tiger Reserve follows with a density of 0.93 elephants per sq km.
- BRT Tiger Reserve and MM Hills Wildlife Sanctuary also contribute to elephant population ....
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