Fauna in Gir National Park forms a major part of the wildlife in Gir. Gir is renowned as home to the Gir National Park in Sasangir, Gujarat. It is a beautiful park dotted with an abundance of vegetation, birds and animals. Sprawling over an area of 1412 sq km, Gir National Park in Sasangir, Gujarat is one of the most charming National Parks in India.

Fauna in Gir National Park are numerous and diverse. Gir provides shelter to a large number of birds and animals. Gir National Park in Sasangir, Gujarat is home to about 300 lions and 300 leopards, making it one of the major big-cat hubs in India. Gir National Park is the last and only home of the gravely endangered Asiatic Lions.

Other species of fauna in Gir include Sambar and spotted deer (chital), blue bull (nilgai), chinkara (Indian gazelle), chousingha (the world's only four-horned antelope), wild boar, etc. Jackal, striped hyena, jungle cat, rusty-spotted cat, langoor, porcupine, black-naped Indian hare are other mammals that you can see in Gir National Park.

There is a large population of marsh crocodile or mugger in Gir, which is among the 40 species of reptiles and amphibians found in Gir National Park. The large water bodies at the park like the Kamleshwar Dam houses several crocodiles and birds. Other reptiles found in Gir National Park are snakes like Cobra, Common Krait, Saw Scaled Viper, Russell's viper, etc.

Fauna in Gir National Park include -