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This world is so mysterious and full of surprises. In this world there are many places and Islands that are ruled by Animals. One of them is an island ruled by Rabbits and known as Rabbit island or Bunny island is situated in Japan.

The Ganges river Dolphin commonly known as "SUSU" and scientific name is ' Platanista Gangetica' declared as National Aquatic Animal of INDIA by the Prime minsiter in the year 5th october 2009 and also accepted by Ganga Basin Authority(NGRBA). The fresh water dolphins found in the Ganga are a rare species. Indian government has taken decision, to save Ganges Dolphins represents the purity of The Ganges river.

Tiger is the National Animal of the India. It is known as "royal Bengal Tiger". Tiger easily recognized by its coat of reddish-orange with black dark stripes, no two tiger having common pattern of stripes just like finger prints of humans

Lebanese Republic or Lebanon is a country situated in Middle East. The captial of Lebanon is Beirut and the currency is Lebanese pound. The national animal of this western asia country is Striped Hyena.

Planning a wedding proposal? Why not do it at the world's largest oceanarium? See how hundreds of guests and thousands of marine animals played witness to this couple's engagement at S.E.A. Aquarium's Ocean Gallery.

Wildlife in India is full of fun and excitement as it gives you the opportunity to visit some of the animal and bird species; the country is known for. There are total of 80 National Parks and more than 441 Wildlife Sanctuaries in India. Each of the park support several species of wildlife, but is usually well known for one particular species.

Ready for a sneak peek of the Marine Life Park?

Take a guess - how long can the Japanese Spider Crab live up to?

This symbol has taken from Ashokan pillar at Sarnath near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh represents four lions on the top standing back to back showing the power and Royalty. Its base has an elephant, a horse, a bull and a lion separated by intervening wheels over a bell-shaped lotus and a Dharma Chakra represents the Wheel of Law carved on it. This symbol was adopted as the National Symbol of India by the Indian Government on 26th January 1950.