Mammals:
* Bengal Tiger: The national animal of India, Bengal tigers are found in various parts of the country.
* Asian Elephant: India is home to a large population of Asian elephants, known for their intelligence and social structure.
* Indian Rhinoceros: These critically endangered rhinos are found in a few protected areas in India.
* Sloth Bear: These unique bears have long claws and a distinctive "sloth-like" walk.
* Ganges River Dolphin: These freshwater dolphins are found in the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers.
* Nilgai (Blue Bull): The largest Asian antelope, they are found in grasslands and open forests.
* Chital (Spotted Deer): These graceful deer are a common sight in Indian forests.
* Lion-tailed Macaque: This endangered monkey is found only in the Western Ghats region of India.
Birds:
* Peafowl (Peacock): The national bird of India, peacocks are known for their vibrant plumage and beautiful mating displays.
* Indian Roller: This colorful bird is known for its acrobatic aerial displays.
* Great Indian Bustard: This critically endangered bird is found in dry grasslands and scrublands.
* Indian Vulture: Once abundant, Indian vultures have suffered a severe decline due to poisoning.
* Paradise Flycatcher: This strikingly colored bird is found in forests and gardens.
Reptiles:
* Saltwater Crocodile: The largest living reptile, saltwater crocodiles are found in the coastal regions of India.
* King Cobra: The longest venomous snake in the world, King Cobras are found in forests and grasslands.
* Indian Python: These large non-venomous snakes are found in forests and grasslands.
* Gharial: This critically endangered crocodile is found only in a few rivers in India.
Amphibians:
* Indian Bullfrog: One of the largest frogs in India, it has a distinctive call that can be heard from a distance.
* Purple Frog: This unique frog spends most of its time underground, only emerging during the monsoon season.
Insects:
* Goliath Beetle: One of the largest beetles in the world, Goliath beetles are found in tropical forests.
Note: This list is not exhaustive and there are many other animals found in India that you won't find in England.
It's important to note that this difference is due to various factors, including geographical location, climate, and habitat.