By Afiur
March 07, 2026
India’s national aquatic animal, found mainly in the Ganga and Brahmaputra rivers, known for its rare blind eyes and playful nature.
A gentle marine herbivore that grazes on seagrass beds; one of India’s most endangered marine species.
Famous for their mass nesting at Gahirmatha Beach and Rushikulya, a breathtaking natural spectacle.
The world’s largest fish, often seen off the coast of Veraval and Diu, where it migrates seasonally.
The largest living reptile, often seen basking in the mangroves or silently gliding through tidal waters.
A prized freshwater fish revered by anglers and conservationists alike for its size and strength.
The largest animal on Earth, occasionally sighted during oceanic expeditions off the coast of Tamil Nadu.
Tiny, graceful creatures that cling to corals and seaweed, a delight for divers exploring India’s marine biodiversity.
Known for their round faces and friendly jumps, these dolphins are the main attraction of the Chilika Lagoon.