• Chhilchhila Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the Kurukshetra district, is the smallest wildlife sanctuary in Haryana, covering an area of just 28.92 hectares. Despite its small size, it plays a crucial role in the conservation of local wildlife and attracts a variety of migratory birds during the winter months, including blue peafowl, ducks, storks, and hornbills.
• The sanctuary is also an Eco-Sensitive Zone (ESZ), meaning it is protected from harmful development to preserve its biodiversity.

Other options:

• A) Khol Hi - Raitan Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Panchkula and is much larger, covering 4882.96 hectares.
• C) Nahar Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Rewari and covers 211.35 hectares.
• D) Saraswati Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Kaithal and is larger than Chhilchhila, covering 44.52 sq km.
   

Hence option B is correct

The Red Junglefowl is not found in Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary. It is actually the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken and is found in forests and grasslands, but it's not a species typically associated with Bhindawas.

On the other hand, Jackals, Peafowls, and even Brown Geese can be found in the sanctuary.

The Red Junglefowl is the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken and is typically found in forested areas, especially in the regions of Southeast Asia, and is not native to the habitat types of Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary, which is in Haryana, India. This sanctuary is primarily known for its wetland ecosystems, which are more suitable for birds like the Peafowl and Brown Goose, as well as other waterfowl and species that thrive in such environments.

The sanctuary also has Jackals, which are adaptable to a variety of habitats, including grasslands and wetlands, making them a common species there.

Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary:

• Location: The sanctuary is located in Haryana, India, primarily known for its wetland ecosystem.
• Ecosystem: The wetland and the surrounding habitats support a wide range of bird species, making it an important site for migratory birds, especially waterfowl.

Red Junglefowl:

• Scientific Name: Gallus gallus
• Habitat: The Red Junglefowl is generally found in dense forests and grasslands in Southeast Asia. It is the wild ancestor of the domestic chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus). They prefer dense forested areas with undergrowth, where they can forage for food and hide from predators.
• Not Found in Bhindawas: Bhindawas is primarily a wetland area, and the Red Junglefowl's preferred habitat does not align with the open or wetland ecosystems found in the sanctuary. It does not inhabit areas that are predominantly wetlands or grasslands, which are the main features of Bhindawas.

Other Species Found in Bhindawas:

1. Peafowl (Indian Peafowl - Pavo cristatus):

   • The Indian Peafowl, commonly known as the peacock, is native to the Indian subcontinent. It thrives in grasslands, open forests, and wetland areas, which make the Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary an ideal habitat for them.

2. Brown Goose (likely referring to Greylag Goose or similar waterfowl species):

   • Various species of geese, such as the Greylag Goose, are found in Bhindawas. These migratory birds come to the sanctuary, especially during the winter months, to breed and feed in the wetland areas.

3. Jackals (Canis aureus):

   • Jackals are highly adaptable and can be found in a variety of ecosystems, including grasslands, forests, and wetlands. Bhindawas provides an ideal habitat for them, with open fields, water sources, and enough cover for jackals to thrive.
   • They are often seen in both day and night, foraging for food and playing a role in controlling the population of smaller animals.

Hence Option A Is Correct.

Deer Park is located in the Hisar district of Haryana, India. The park is part of the Haryana Forest Department.

• The park was established in 1970–71 by the Haryana government's forest department.
• The park is 19 hectares (48 acres) in size.
• The park is home to blackbuck, chital, and sambar deer.
• The park also serves as a wildlife rescue clinic for injured wild animals and birds.

Hence Option A Is Correct.