Rare Grey Langur Spotted First Time in Jaldapara National Park, Thrilling Tourists

• A rare Grey Langur, native to the Himalayan foothills, was sighted for the first time during a tourist safari in Jaldapara National Park.
• The sighting has brought excitement to tourists and the Jaldapara area, as this species is listed on the IUCN Red List.
• Forest officials confirmed the sighting after tourists photographed the animal and shared it with them.
• ADFO Nabikant Jha stated that this is the first time such an animal has been seen in Jaldapara, and they are investigating for more.
• Grey Langurs are known to be non-aggressive, eat fruits, and live in groups, with the Forest Department advising caution to local residents due to potential house raids.

Why It Matters: A rare Grey Langur sighting in Jaldapara National Park excites tourists and prompts further investigation by forest officials.