Comparison of wildlife in Madhya Pradesh​

No of National Parks9No of Tiger Reserve6No of Wildlife Sanctuaries25Forest Area95,221 km2Protected Forest Area10,862 km2

Bandhavgarh was the first places in India where the majestic white tiger, Mohan was founded.

Madhya Pradesh is also known as the 'Tiger State' as it is a home of around 20% of India's tiger population and 10% of the world's tiger population.

In the past 14 years, around 15, 000 fossilised eggs of reptiles, dinosaurs, have been found in Central India.

Kanha National Park is one of the most maintained National Park in Asia.