THE NATURAL UNESCO SITES QUIZ: ASSAM

1. What dark ghost haunts the Bhutanese borderlands of Assam, and what genetic cloak conceals its rosettes? Identify the correct feline–location pair

2. On which date did Manas Wildlife Sanctuary regain its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site after being removed from the List of World Heritage in Danger?

3. Which of the following otter species have been recorded in Manas and Kaziranga? Eurasian Otter, Smooth-coated Otter, Asia Small-clawed Otter

4. This seed farm in the buffer zone of Manas has become a refuge for a grassland bird away from its usual habitat inside the park and is gaining popularity among birders. Identify the bird and the seed farm.

5. This forest in the Bodoland region, near Manas, is a popular destination for sightings of the Golden Langur and is reported to be home to more than 550 individuals. Name the forest.

6. A study of a small wild cat in Kaziranga recorded 57 individuals in the region, highlighting the park's importance as a stronghold for the species, which also has a breeding population there. Identify the cat.

7. In which year was Kaziranga National Park inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List?

8. Which mammal, recently recorded in Kaziranga National Park, is regarded as the largest civet species in India?

9. Which of the following otter species have been recorded in Manas and Kaziranga?1. Eurasian Otter 2. Smooth-Coated Otter 3.Asian Small-clawed Otter

10. An endangered bird's breeding colony, locally known as “Tukura Sorai,” was found in the Kohora Range of Kaziranga National Park. Name the bird.

11. Which of the following is recognised as one of India's smallest birds of prey and is found in both Manas and Kaziranga?