Monocled Cobra Rescued from Tea Garden, Workers Alarmed
A venomous monocled cobra found by tea pickers at Bhurbhuria tea garden in Sreemangal was rescued and handed to the forest department for release into the forest.
A venomous monocled cobra found by tea pickers at Bhurbhuria tea garden in Sreemangal was rescued and handed to the forest department for release into the forest.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation has rescued five young monocled cobras from under the staircase of a house in Kamalganj, Moulvibazar.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation has rescued two jungle cat kittens that residents caught when they came after ducks at a house in Sreemangal.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation has rescued a python from a disused pit in the compound of a house in Sreemangal, Moulvibazar.
A large python that crept into a cattle farm in Sreemangal, Moulvibazar, was rescued by the Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation and released in Lawachara forest.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation rescued a young Siebold's water snake, a very rare non-venomous aquatic species, from a border village in Sreemangal.
The Bangladesh Wildlife Service Foundation rescued a python from a paddy field in Sreemangal, Moulvibazar, after it frightened workers harvesting Aus rice.
A highly venomous banded krait was rescued from a house in the Purbasha residential area of Sreemangal town and handed to the forest department for release.
As fields are ploughed for aman planting in Moulvibazar, native fish come to the surface and local people follow the tillers to catch them.
A 12-foot python was rescued unharmed from the ceiling of a house in Sreemangal upazila of Moulvibazar.
A python trapped in an abandoned fishing net in Hail Haor, Sreemangal, died despite being rescued and taken to a veterinary hospital.
A python found in a paddy field in Sreemangal's Hail Haor has been rescued unharmed and handed to the forest department after a local man persuaded villagers not to kill it.
A banded wolf snake found in a shop on Sagardighi Road in Sreemangal was rescued and handed to the forest department to be released into the forest.