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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 06, 2023

Features | Panorama | Food | Brands | Explorer | Habitat | Wheels | Mode | Earth | Book Review | Game Reviews | Pursuit | Humour | In Focus | Wealth

Photo: Rejaul Hafiz Rahi
Earth

A jackal farewell

Jackals, known as 'Shiyal' in Bangla are notoriously shy. But they have started to risk their lives by actively seeking out prey in chicken pens and poultry farms. Such a drastic change...

Into the realm of carnivorous plants
Earth

Into the realm of carnivorous plants

The large-toothed ferret badger has a white dorsal stripe all the way down to its tail base
Earth

Ferret badgers: Our little-known mustelids

Serow calf rescued at Alikadam in Bandarban in 2020. It died shortly afterwards. Photo: Collected
Earth

Between myth and reality: Finding serows, the 'mythic' goats of eastern Bangladesh 

Photo: Collcted
Earth

Deeper and darker than you think: Illicit wildlife trade in Bangladesh

Cinnamon bittern, a elusive heron-like bird, trapped in foldable fish traps. Its fate is sealed. Photo taken in Savar this monsoon.. Photo Foridi Numan
Earth

Foldable Fish Trap: A death blow to our wetlands

A  flock of black-tailed godwit in Nijhum Dweep. Photo: Delip K Das
Earth

Ruse, rumour, and reality around a GPS-tagged migratory bird named Feeroz

Jungle cats live in groves and thicktes rather than deep forests. This photo was taken at the outskirts of Dhaka city. Photo: Muntasir Akash
Earth

Encounter: The urban jungle cat still stalks the peripheries of Dhaka city

Porcupines are threatened, being poached for stomach contents called bezoar. Photo Smithsonian Zoo
Earth

Into the remarkable world of reclusive, resilient porcupines

Photo: Muntasir Akash
Earth

Ephemeral: Grass blooms and urban munias in sprouting model towns

Large fruit bats are still a common sight in Dhaka city.
Earth

Unseen benefits of bats outweigh their stigmatised portrayals

The survival of common wildlife like the common Myna depends on our holistic approach. Photo: Munstasir Akash
Earth

Hawa: Animal misrepresentation is bad for wildlife biodiversity

Some species of mantises resemble flowers, with just one exception — they hunt. Photo: Collected
Earth

Mantis memoir: A master predator

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