Question

Brow Antlered Deer is found in
(a)Kaziranga National Park
(b)Corbett National Park
(c)Keibul Lamjao National Park
(d)Bandipur National Park

Answer 1

Brow Antlered Deer is also known as Eld's deer that are endangered species of Deer which migrate for short periods in the dry season for seeking water and food in the growing season.

Complete answer:
Brow Antlered Deer is found in Keibul Lamjao National Park which is a national park in the Bishnupur district of the Manipur state in India and is spread across the 40-kilometer square area with the only floating park in the world. It is an integral part of loktak lake and is characterized by many floating decomposed plant materials that are locally known as phumids. It comprises moist evergreen forest which has a rich amalgam of the aquatic and terrestrial ecosystem that is divided into three zones. Permanent flooding of the park creates a threat and its resultant effect on the thickness of phasmids which is due to the construction of barrage under the Loktak Multipurpose Project where a high level of water is maintained. This disturbed the natural cycle of floating and sinking of phumids which are maintained in the park throughout the year and the remains floating throughout the year during the dry season are no longer available for the humid vegetation.

Additional Information: Kaziranga National Park: It is a national park that is situated in the state of Assam in India and consists of two-third of the world's great one-horned rhinoceros. It is the home to the highest population of tigers that are protected in areas in the world and was declared as a tiger reserve in 2006. It provides a home to several large breeding populations of animals and wild water buffalo.
Corbett National Park: It is the oldest National Park which is located in Uttarakhand and was named after the hunter and naturalist Jim Corbett. It was the first national park to come under the Project tiger initiative and comprises 520.8-kilometer squares of hilly areas, riverine belts, grasslands, large lakes and marshy depressions. It constitutes 488 different species of plants and increases in tourist activities which continues to present a serious challenge to the park's ecological balance.
Bandipur National Park: It is a national park that is established as a tiger reserve under the project tiger and is located in Karnataka with the second highest tiger population in India. It attracts many tourists due to its wildlife that are caused by speeding vehicles. It comprises a variety of biomes that includes dry deciduous forests and shrublands with a diverse range of organisms.
So, the correct answer is 'Keibul Lamjao National Park'.

Note: The population of tigers in Jim Corbett National Park makes it the important national parks in India and the tourist book Jeep Safari for early mornings and afternoons. The Kaziranga National Park is the perfect place for wild animals such as tiger, elephant, swamp deer, and wild buffalo which makes it the highest National Park in India.