With nearly 300 camera traps installed, the park has also recorded other rare species, including gaurs, Asiatic black bears and birds such as the Siamese fireback, red faced partridge and crested argus.
Chu Mom Ray National Park spans more than 56,200 hectares and is home to about 1,000 animal species, including 112 critically endangered and rare species requiring priority protection. It also supports nearly 1,900 plant species, of which 192 are endemic.