A unique marvel of nature spotted at Sariska Tiger Reserve! An extremely rare ‘Golden Sambar’ sighted for the first time. Unique miracle of nature seen in Sariska Tiger Reserve! Very rare golden sambar seen for the first time – ..

For wildlife lovers and environmentalists, a very exciting and rare news has come out from Sariska Tiger Reserve located in Alwar, Rajasthan. Such a unique sight of nature has been seen in the dense forests of Sariska, which has surprised even the forest department officials and biologists. An extremely rare and bright golden colored ‘Golden Sambar’ has been seen here for the first time. This is the first sighting of such golden sambar within Sariska in wildlife history. Ever since the pictures and videos of this amazing creature surfaced, it is becoming increasingly viral on social media and has become a subject of curiosity among nature lovers.

The sight of golden sambar was caught on camera, even forest workers were surprised

According to information received from Forest Department sources, during regular patrolling of Sariska and monitoring of wildlife, the field staff suddenly noticed a unique creature roaming among the bushes. Usually sambar is dark brown or beige in color, but this sambar was completely bright golden in color, shining like gold in the sunlight. The forest personnel wasted no time and captured this rare moment in their cameras. Higher officials and wildlife experts say that this could be the result of a genetic mutation (Leucism or Albinism), due to which the skin and hair color of this Sambhar has become so unique and beautiful.

Sariska is becoming a stronghold of rare creatures, white peacock and chausingha have also been seen.

Sariska Tiger Reserve has been making a new identity for itself in the whole world for the site of rare species of animals for some time now. Even before the appearance of this golden Sambhar, many unique forms of nature have been seen here. Some time ago, a very beautiful and completely ‘white peacock’ was seen in the forests of Sariska, whose pictures were much discussed. Apart from this, the shy creature ‘Chausingha’ (Four-horned Antelope) living in the depths of the forests here has also often thrilled the tourists and forest workers. The presence of these rare creatures clearly shows that the ecosystem of Sariska has become extremely favorable and safe for wildlife to flourish.

Increased activity of tourists and wildlife photographers, security arrangements tightened

As soon as the news of the sighting of the rare Golden Sambar in the forests of Sariska spread, there is huge enthusiasm among tourists and wildlife photographers coming from India and abroad. Everyone seems desperate to get a glimpse of this golden creature and capture it in their cameras. Keeping in mind the increasing crowd of tourists and the safety of this unique Sambhar, the Sariska administration has come on full alert mode. The forest department has increased patrolling in the specific area where the sighting of this golden sambar has taken place, to ensure that this rare creature is not harmed by poachers or any other human activity.