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Yes. The Terai-Duar savanna and grasslands in India form an ecoregion that stretches across the middle of the Terai belt, from the state of Uttarakhand through southern Nepal to the northern part of West Bengal. These savanna and wetlands are actually a mosaic of tall grasslands, savannas and evergreen and deciduous forests. The grasslands are counted amongst the tallest in the world, and are well maintained by silt deposited by the yearly monsoon floods. Some of the notable grasses found in these wetlands include the Kans Grass and Baruwa Grass. The ecoregion is also home to several endangered species like the Indian Rhinoceros, Elephants, Tigers, Bears, Leopards and also some other wild animals.

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