In a first for Meghalaya Neolissochilus pnar, the world’s largest cavefish fiund in the state, has been named India’s first “National Cave Animal of the Year.” This announcement was made by Speleological Association of India (SAI), an Indian partner of the International Union of Speleology (UIS) as part of its newly launched initiative to highlight the country’s unique subterranean fauna. By designating a National Cave Animal annually, the campaign aims to raise awareness about the ecological significance of cave ecosystems and promote their conservation.
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