Zojila Pass, January 31,2026- A rare sighting of the Himalayan red fox at Zojila Pass has brought attention to the region’s rich and diverse wildlife. The fox, known for its striking reddish coat and adaptability to high-altitude environments, was spotted by local wildlife enthusiasts and researchers, highlighting the ecological importance of the area.
Zojila Pass, a critical mountain corridor connecting Ladakh and Kashmir, is home to a variety of flora and fauna, making it an important zone for biodiversity. Experts say such sightings underscore the need for continued conservation efforts to protect the fragile high-altitude ecosystems.
The Himalayan red fox, a native species of the Himalayan region, is considered elusive and rarely seen by humans. Its appearance in Zojila is a reminder of the untapped natural wealth of the mountains and the vital role of wildlife monitoring in preserving these species.
Authorities and conservationists have urged locals and tourists to respect wildlife habitats while enjoying the breathtaking landscapes of the Zojila region. The sighting has also sparked interest among wildlife photographers and researchers eager to document the area’s fauna.
