Tag: Wildlife Conservation
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Eyes in the Mangroves: How Camera Traps Unveil the Secret Lives of Sundarbans Tigers

Discover the high-stakes world of tiger census in the Sundarbans. Learn how modern camera traps replaced old methods to reveal the secret lives of Royal Bengal Tigers and aid in their conservation. The Sundarbans—a name that conjures images of dense mangrove forests, winding tidal creeks, and its elusive king, the Royal Bengal Tiger. For centuries,…
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Back from the Brink: The Sundarbans’ Fight to Save the Northern River Terrapin (Batagur baska)

Back from the Brink: The Sundarbans’ Fight to Save the Northern River Terrapin (Batagur baska) The Northern River Terrapin, or Batagur baska, is one of the most critical aquatic species in the Sundarbans mangrove ecosystem. As one of Asia’s largest freshwater and brackish water turtles, its survival is a key indicator of the region’s health.…
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The Sundarban Tiger: Man-Eater Myth, Deadly Teeth & Conservation | Your Questions Answered
Are Sundarban tigers truly man-eaters? Discover the facts about their hunting behavior, powerful teeth, and the truth behind human-tiger conflict. An in-depth look at conservation success in the Sundarbans. The Enigma of the Sundarban Tiger: Answering Your Most Searched Questions The Sundarbans. A mystical, labyrinthine mangrove forest where the tide dictates life and a legendary…
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Beyond the Stripes: The Power and Anatomy of the Sundarbans Tiger

When you envision the Sundarbans tiger, it’s not just its mesmerizing eyes that come to mind, but every part of its being: its powerful skull, formidable body, and lethal paws. The Sundarbans, while breathtakingly beautiful, is one of the most challenging tiger habitats in the world. This unforgiving terrain has shaped the Royal Bengal Tiger…
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A Complete Guide to the Mangrove Pitta: The Jewel of the Sundarbans
A Complete Guide to the Mangrove Pitta: The Jewel of the Sundarbans As its name suggests, the Mangrove Pitta is a colourful bird identifiable by the diverse mangrove forests it inhabits. A ground forager and tree sitter, this beautiful species ranges from the Sundarbans across the mainland Asian coastline down to Singapore and Sumatra. It…
