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The fishing is a small cat_illustration:Tania Zakir
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A tribute to the friends of the fishing cat

Fishing cats are not faring well in our wetlands. Forest department personnel and citizen scientists are working together in northeast Bangladesh to turn the tide for this small cat

Iran is the only place in Asia for the Asiatic Cheetah _Photo Middle East Monitor
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The Asiatic Cheetah: Lost speedster of the north 

Peacock mantis shrimp, a mace bearer. Photo: Dorothea Oldani
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Studying the super shrimps of the Bay of Bengal

The last of the true wild buffalo of Asia photographed in Assam. Photo: Collected
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Asiatic water buffalo: Lost species of the lost wetlands

Banteng on camera-trap. Photo: WWF Cambodia
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Birmanicus Banteng: The forgotten cattle

Living in the doomed waters: the story of our little-known Irrawaddy dolphins
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Living in the doomed waters: the story of our little-known Irrawaddy dolphins

Striped hyena was the first carnivore to leave Bangladesh. Photo: Collected.
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The striped hyena: The lost stripes of the plains

Asiatic wild dog: Bangladesh’s forgotten wildlife
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Asiatic wild dog: Bangladesh’s forgotten wildlife

The Asian golden cat is an enigmatic medium-sized forest cat. It is Vulnerable in Bangladesh. Illustration: Tania Zakir
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Camera-trap study reveals rare wild cat in northeastern Bangladesh

Can we allow space for Indian pond heron in a rapidly changing urban landscape? Photo Credit: Muntasir Akash
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Saving colonial waterbirds fosters human-wildlife coexistence

Bengal Monitor, a common monitor lizard of Bangladesh. Photo: Abu Bakar Siddik
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Animals that are named after Bengal 

Nilgai in a wheat field in Central India. Photo: Mathew Joseph
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Understanding the visiting nilgais of Bangladesh

Golden Jackal is fast disappearing from village forests. Photo: Rejaul Hafiz Rahi
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Carnivore mammals of the homesteads: Forgotten and forsaken?