 With the onset of the summer season the grasses in the burnt patches grow up quickly and the tender shoots turn into coarse blades, which no longer attract the animals.The temperature also goes up and the animals prefer to remain near the water sources especially around the numerous perennial beels and water streams inside the park.During the monsoon, the shallow Beels and the nullahs start to get filled up, firstly by the monsoon showers and later by the floodwaters.