50 mammal species, 580+ recorded bird species and 33 reptile species share the park's sal forest, grassland and river habitats, including 260+ Bengal tigers (2022 census) and roughly 1,100 elephants (2019 estimate).
260+ individuals (2022 All-India Tiger Estimation) — conservation status: Endangered.
~1,100 individuals (2019 estimate), large herds along the Ramganga — conservation status: Endangered.
Fish-eating crocodilian, reintroduced to the Ramganga — conservation status: Critically endangered.
580+ recorded species — conservation status: Varies by species.
Solitary and elusive, sharing tiger territory across the park — conservation status: Vulnerable.
Shaggy-coated insectivore, most active at dawn and dusk — conservation status: Vulnerable.
Common prey species across all eight safari zones — conservation status: Least concern.
India's largest deer, a key tiger prey species — conservation status: Vulnerable.
Most abundant deer in Corbett's grasslands — conservation status: Least concern.
Small, stocky grassland deer found near Dhikala — conservation status: Endangered.
Small forest deer known for its dog-like bark — conservation status: Least concern.
Troops forage alongside chital, sharing alarm calls — conservation status: Least concern.
Common along riverbanks and forest edges — conservation status: Least concern.
Agile hunter of snakes and small rodents — conservation status: Least concern.
Brightly coloured, opportunistic tree-dwelling hunter — conservation status: Least concern.
Sure-footed grazer on the park's northern slopes — conservation status: Near threatened.
Hunts fish in family groups along the Ramganga — conservation status: Vulnerable.
Widespread scavenger and small-game hunter — conservation status: Least concern.
Nocturnal, scale-covered anteater, rarely seen — conservation status: Endangered.
Freshwater crocodile basking along quiet river stretches — conservation status: Vulnerable.
Non-venomous constrictor found near water bodies — conservation status: Near threatened.
Large lizard often seen basking on riverbanks — conservation status: Least concern.
Large-billed forest bird with a booming call — conservation status: Vulnerable.
Raptor specializing in snakes and reptiles — conservation status: Least concern.