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“Crocodile in the water, tiger on land” (Jole Kumir, Dangaey Bagh)—this old Bengali proverb is the daily reality for communities in the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest. Life here is a constant negotiation with nature’s deadliest predators. Yet, in a breathtaking display of faith, the very creature that embodies mortal danger—the saltwater crocodile—is transformed…
Samiran Mandal 