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Known as the "Tiger of Indian Rivers," the Golden Mahseer is found in the Himalayan rivers and is highly prized for its size and beauty.
This unique species, found in underground rivers and caves in Meghalaya, is characterized by its lack of eyes and pale color.
An extremely rare species, the Ganges Shark is a freshwater shark found in the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Mahanadi rivers.
Also known as the Denison Barb, this vibrant fish with a striking red stripe is native to fast-flowing rivers in the Western Ghats.
Known for its knife-like body and distinct fin structure, the Indian Featherback is found in the freshwater bodies of Northern India.
Endemic to Pookode Lake in Kerala, this small, colorful fish is notable for its restricted habitat and striking appearance.
Also known as Ompok bimaculatus, this catfish is found in the slow-moving rivers and lakes of India and is recognized by its soft, scaleless body.
This freshwater pufferfish, found in the rivers of the Western Ghats, is known for its ability to inflate itself as a defense mechanism.