Kaziranga National Park Faces Potential Water Crisis Due to Weak Monsoon

Kaziranga National Park usually gets a lot of rain, which causes floods.

These floods are actually good for the park because they fill up the water holes where animals drink and help grass grow for them to eat.

But this year, there wasn't enough rain, so there weren't many floods.

This means the park might not have enough water for all the animals.

The people who work at the park are trying to fix this by making new water holes and thinking about using solar-powered pumps.

They are worried because the animals need plenty of water to live, and they need to make sure the park has enough for everyone.

It's unusual because sometimes the park has too much water during floods, and now it has too little.