Which wildlife sanctuary in West Bengal is situated in the Jalpaiguri district and is a corridor for elephants? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Which wildlife sanctuary in West Bengal is situated in the Jalpaiguri district and is a corridor for elephants?

A. Bethuadahari Wildlife Sanctuary

B. Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary

C. Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary

D. Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary

Answer: Option C

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Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary is famous for its elephant population and is a crucial wildlife corridor.

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