The Sunder bans Animals of Bangladesh.
The temperatures into the Sunderbans
are approximately similar than those of the contiguous ground area. The
average maximum and minimum temperature differ between 32º and 21ºC. High
temperature happen as of March to June and low in December and January.
yearly precipitation in the Sunderbans
is in the variety of 1620-2000 mm, and rainfall increase from west to the east.
Mostly precipitation occur throughout the torrential rain and from May to
October.
The plants of Sunderbans is mostly
of mangrove type and a diversity of vegetation including trees, grass, shrubs, climbing
plant etc. Sundori, Goran, Gewa, Bain, Kewra, Gol-pata, Dhundul, Passur, Ora,
Bain are some of the major trees of the mangrove forest.
In the woods there are about 50
species of mammals, about 320 species of migratory birds, about 50 species of
verious kind of reptiles, 8 species of amphibians, and about 400 species of
fish. Some major animals of the forest are, Spotted deer, the famous Royal
Bengal Tiger, Barking deer, Jungle cat, Rhesus macaque, Leopard cat,
Otter etc. About 50 species of birds are available in the mangrove forest. Like
egrets, bitterns, herons, sandpipers, curlew, storks etc. 50 species of
reptiles are also available in the forest. And among them, Russell's Viper,
King Cobra, Rock Python, with stripes Krait etc are available.
8 species of amphibians have been
reported from the Mangrove Forest. Among them, Skipper frog, Tree fro, Cricket
frog, The green frog etc are the main one.
Sunderbans is in addition rich with a
variety of and massive species of fish in addition. About 400 species of
various kinds fishes are available in here. Among them, 20 species of
shrimps, 8 species of lobsters, 7 species of crab, 6 species of pelecypods,
several species of gastropods are the major class.
The main importance of The
Sunderbans Lays in the protective nature of the forest. It protects the shore appearance,
the coastal lands from the various natural disasters.The Sunderbans is also
important in the site of economical value. The raw material for the former is
gewa and for the latter sundari which are used in making match factories and
boat building. The forest is a good source of fuel, tannins, thatching, wooden
articles, medicinal plants, and fodder. The forest is also a major source of
honey and bee wax. The major honey plants are Aegiceras corniculatum,
Ceriops decandra, Nipa species, Derris species, and Hibiscus
tiliaceous etc.
The the majority visible sites in
the woods area are, Tiger Point, Dublar Char, Katka, Hiron Point etc. For
landscape and wildlife, Katka is well known. A forest rest house and
observation tower is presented in here. Hiron point is also included with
a forest rest home and observation tower. Dublar burn is an atoll with a good-looking
beach.One of the major attraction of the island is the fishing activities that
take place every year between mid-October and mid-February.
extremely few people be in this
world around the forest side. They include the honey collector (mouals),
golpata collectors (bawalis), woodcutters etc. Some people, especially the
nomads be in this world on the boat.
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