Seven amazing facts about Indian Biodiversity

16 types of forests are found in India.



There are 1331 species of birds in India.



Indian coastline is 7516 km long.


929 species of animals in India are threatened today.




408 species of reptiles inhabit India.




The highest point in India is Kanchenjunga, situated at an altitude of 8598 m above the sea level.



Brahmaputra River, flowing over an area of 2, 900 km is the country's longest river.





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