The Unseen Wildlife of Mumbai

10 January 2025

BY VISHNU CHAUDHARY

Leopards of Sanjay Gandhi National Park

Sanjay Gandhi National Park is home to a vibrant population of leopards, making it a unique urban wildlife sanctuary.

Flamingos at Sewri Mudflats

Each winter, thousands of flamingos gather at Sewri Mudflats, transforming the area into a stunning pink spectacle.

Crocodiles in Powai Lake

Powai Lake is famous for its population of Indian marsh crocodiles.

Butterflies of Maharashtra Nature Park

This park is a sanctuary for butterflies, showcasing a diverse array of colourful species throughout the year.

Dolphins in the Arabian Sea

With a bit of luck, you might catch a glimpse of playful dolphins while on ferry rides near the Gateway of India.

Birds of Aarey Colony

Aarey Colony is a birdwatcher's dream, featuring a wide range of resident and migratory bird species.

Snakes and Frogs in Mangroves

The mangroves of Mumbai are home to a variety of unique amphibians and reptiles, including some rare snakes and frogs.

Fireflies at Yeoor Hills

Enjoy the enchanting sight of fireflies illuminating Yeoor Hills during the evenings leading up to the monsoon.