Bangladesh being one of the most densely populated countries in the world and hence the immense pressure for both residential and agricultural land, the protected area has its own share of troubles. Some of the species in the forest are becoming extinct, while the number of Royal Bengal Tigers has dwindled to just above 500 today.As for the Indian side of this thriving and vibrant Mangrove forest, it’s far better protected, and with the Tiger being the national animal, all efforts are being made to ensure its numbers start growing again.
Royal Bengal Tiger
Bangladesh being one of the most densely populated countries in the world and hence the immense pressure for both residential and agricultural land, the protected area has its own share of troubles. Some of the species in the forest are becoming extinct, while the number of Royal Bengal Tigers has dwindled to just above 500 today.As for the Indian side of this thriving and vibrant Mangrove forest, it’s far better protected, and with the Tiger being the national animal, all efforts are being made to ensure its numbers start growing again.
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