Two Deer Fawns Washed Ashore by Tide in Bhola
The Forest Department rescued two deer fawns that were washed in by the tide as Cyclone Yaas swelled the Meghna in Bhola, and nursed them back to health.
The Forest Department rescued two deer fawns that were washed in by the tide as Cyclone Yaas swelled the Meghna in Bhola, and nursed them back to health.
A local Jubo League leader freed thousands of native and migratory birds that hunters had trapped on a Padma char in Sreenagar, Munshiganj, apparently to sell.
Five orchard owners in Bagha upazila of Rajshahi have received cheques worth Tk 3,13,000 as compensation, or rent, for the birds nesting in their mango trees.
Alongside astronauts, many animals have travelled into space, some dying on the journey and others returning safely to Earth.
A Sonali chicken farmer in Porsha, Naogaon, has lost all but 700 of his 12,700 birds in a week to disease, with losses of over Tk 10 lakh and debts to repay.
Natore Sadar police rescued two fishing cat cubs after a call to the national emergency service 999 and handed them over to the Forest Department.
A tree-planting programme along roads in Naogaon municipality, organised by local tree lover Mahmudun Nabi Belal, aims to plant about 2,000 saplings.
A python about eight feet long was rescued after getting caught in a maize field net in Patgram, Lalmonirhat, and people crowded in to see it.
A government livestock project on Bangladesh's coastal chars is giving trained women free ducks, chickens and sheep, helping them become small entrepreneurs.
Old bottles, jars, tins and clay yoghurt pots can be painted and turned into planters to make a small balcony green and attractive.
Small and medium poultry farmers, already hit by the coronavirus lockdown, say syndicates controlling chick and feed prices are driving them out of business.
The rare red coral kukri snake badly injured in Panchagarh in February has fully recovered after three months of treatment by snake researcher Borhan Biswas Romon.
Four cows were burnt to death in a fire believed to have started from a mosquito coil in Sadarpur, Faridpur, costing a farmer about Tk 4.5 lakh.