Wednesday, June 13, 2012

The Bengal Tiger is the National Animal of Bangladesh




The Bengal Tiger, Panthera tigris tigris, is sometime called the Royal Bengal Tiger. The Tiger is the national animal of India. The Bengal Tiger is the national animal of Bangladesh. The Siberian subspecies is traditionally considered to be the biggest subspecies, but some studies suggest that the Bengal one is as big or even slightly bigger. Apart from the usual T color, some Bengal Tigers have a lot more white. These are referred to as White Tigers. In some cases these were black Leopards. However, there seems little doubt that partially black tigers do exist. The existence of totally black Tigers is much more doubtful. The UICN Red List for 2008 lists the status of this animal as endangered, with probably less than 2500 living in the wild. This is actually more than the likely number of any of the other subspecies.








The ancestors of the Bengal Tiger arrived in its present range about 12,000 years ago. The stem subspecies was probably either the South China or the Indochinese subspecies. Indian Elephants are rather large for even this huge cat to tackle, but they do eat some young ones. This general description is based on Lieutenant Colonel William’s Book Elephant Bill. If a Tiger wants to eat the baby; he will charge the mother and try to drive her off. Tigers did occasionally eat baby Rhinos. Unfortunately, Rhinos are practically extinct in Asia

   


Sunderbans - Home to the Royal Bengal Tigers




Sunderbans is one of the most attractive organic supplies in the globe. The area is a wide system of natural environment and swamp water and extends from the reduced aspect of the Ganges Estuary to the Meghna Stream Estuary in Bangladesh. Sunderbans are also aspect of the biggest reverie delta established by three huge estuaries and waterways namely, the Ganga, Brahmaputra and the Meghna respectively. It expands up to nearly 100 miles nationwide. According to one, the position attracts its name from the Sundari Plants which are in large quantity in the woods while others believe that illustrating up on the great thing about the woods, it is known as Sunderbans wherein Sunder indicates Wonderful and Ban indicates forest in Bangla.






It types the biggest delta areas. The estuarine habitat of Sunder bans protect a position of 4262 rectangle miles in Indian. It is housing to the well-known the Elegant Bengal Competition and was implemented for the Venture Competition in 1974. This natural environment propagates over a position of 2585 rectangle miles. The primary position of 1330 rectangle miles is a National Recreation area and also the UNESCO Globe History Website. There is an advanced stage of salinity in the area of Sunderbans. The common natural environment consists of such trees which have tailored to the unusual estuarine situation of great salinity, ground loss and the everyday onslaught of the tidal surf. Both the plants in the Sunderbans have modified themselves according to the modifying circumstances of the woods. This has provided in creating certain exclusive attributes in the creatures. More generally, the lions do not convert man-eaters very regularly but in this forest, they are blessed man-eaters. Most plainly, Sunderbans is house to Cheetal, Outrageous Boar, and Apes. The Sunderbans is also the nesting position of the nearly vanished Olive Ridley Turtles, Natural Turtles and the Hawk's Expenses Turtles. If one is considering viewing the park from the Southern region 24 Parganas Forest Department, then one needs to get authorization which are available at Canning, Sonakhali, Bagna for the Sunderbans Competition Source and Canning, Namkhana and Raidighi for the European Component of the Sunderbans Forest. Thus, one can really appreciate the Sunderbans by coming into in to its magical collapses, which has so many secrets of characteristics invisible in its heavy vegetation and the heavy mangroves.



    






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