Tag: Saltwater Crocodile

• Decoding the Crocodile’s Bite: Jaws, Teeth, and the Sundarban’s Apex Predator

  Decoding the Crocodile’s Bite: Jaws, Teeth, and the Sundarban’s Apex Predator The saltwater crocodiles of the Sundarbans are beasts out of prehistory, the terror and guardian of the delta’s waters. With a jaw-dropping bite force of over 3500 PSI (pounds per square inch) or more than 16,000 Newtons, witnessing a crocodile’s bite is one of…

  Samiran Mandal

  15th Oct 2025

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• The Sundarbans: A Complete Guide to the Land of Royal Bengal Tigers & Breathing Roots

  

  The Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, spans across Bangladesh and India. This article is your ultimate guide to the Sundarbans’ biodiversity, its unique plant adaptations, local folklore, and complete travel information. If you’ve ever asked “Why is the Sundarbans famous?” or “What is the best way to visit…

  Samiran Mandal

  9th Aug 2025

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