Chinkara: There are six subspecies

There are six subspecies. Of these, Deccan chinkara and Gujarat chinkara are found in India. Distribution: Deccan chinkara ranges from the Ganges Valley to Deccan Plateau. Gujarat chinkara is found in the Thar Desert, Rann of Kutch, Kathiawar, and Saurashtra region. Habitat: Arid forests and deserts. It is a shy species and avoids human habitation. Learn about the Chinkara, a small and agile gazelle found in India and some neighboring countries. Discover the parks where you can spot this graceful animal and its adaptations to dry conditions. Learn about the chinkara, a small antelope native to India and other parts of Asia. Find out its characteristics, habitat, diet, behavior, reproduction, conservation status and more. Chinkara - Eco India explains different habitats of Chinkara. Popularly known as India Gazelle, it is the smallest Asiatic antelope. Population of Chinkara is constantly declining, as it is widely haunted for game and sports. Wildlife lovers can easily spot Chinkara in the Bandavgarh National Park. You may also get information on Diet of Chinkara, conservation status of Chinkara, lifespan of Chinkara, physical appearance of Chinkara and Zoological name of Chinkara- Eco India