The park has 81 enclosures and more than 170 species of mammals, birds and reptiles,
such as the
barking deer,
blackbuck,
sambar,
sangai,
nilgai,
wolf,
tiger,
jaguar,
panther,
hog deer,
jackal,
hyena,
lion,
giraffe,
camel,
otter,
llama,
elephant, and a number of monkey species such as
Nilgiri langur,
lion-tailed macaque,
baboon,
Hanuman langur and
leaf-capped langur. There are about 46 endangered animals of the
Western Ghats, the
Eastern Ghats and the
Indian subcontinent such as the
Nilgiri macaques, as well as other rare species including
monitor lizard,
chimpanzees,
European brown bear,
Muscovy duck,
giraffe,
Bengal tiger,
white tiger,
lemur,
macaque,
vulture, and
star tortoises. The park is also home to exotic species such as the
Australian flightless bird species of
emu and
cassowary. The park contains about 138 plant species, including
cashew and
eucalyptus.
The dense vegetation of the park supports about 56 species of butterfly.
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