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Simultaneous surveys have revealed that the 1,307.49 sq. km Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve houses almost 40% of the 274 species of amphibians and reptiles, and more than 18% of the 422 species of freshwater fish recorded across the northeast.

The surveys were conducted between July and September by a team of Kaziranga officials in collaboration with scientists and researchers from the Wildlife Institute o

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