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https://lawtimesjournal.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/legal-env-1.jpg1200628All plants, animals, and insects, which can be seen in the forest, are considered wildlife. India is full of wildlife. In 1997, India consists of 65,000 species of animals including aquatic animals, birds, and mammals, and 13,000 types of flowering plants. India also attempted to safeguard their wildlife by passing the Indian Forest Act, 1927, which bans hunting in reserve and protected areas. Even today, India is very aware of its wildlife, and also Article 51-A (g) of the Indian constitution states that it is a fundamental duty of an Indian citizen to protect and improve the condition of wildlife in the nation.