Red Crabs scuttle around sideways, always in a hurry, at Henry Island in the Sunderbans, West Bengal
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Simple life in a village in Sundarbans: Woman cuts vegetables sitting on ground, prepares for dinner
West Bengal
Fishermen and honey collectors can get picked up by tigers in such thick Sunderbans mangrove forests, in Sundarbans
West Bengal
Mangroves, swamps, tidal mud flats, estuaries, cargo ships in Sunderbans delta of India: aerial view, in Sundarbans
West Bengal
Massive water spread at Godkhali Ferry Ghat in Sundarbans Tiger Reserve in Mangroves of West Bengal
West Bengal
Result 1Sundarbans saline estuaries, delta, waterways, mangrove swamps, India's Gangetic marsh: aerial view
West Bengal·forest
The estuarine ecosystem of Sunderbans is dominated by the mangrove vegetation. These plants growing in loose muddy alluvial soils which are inundated twice daily have developed specialized adaptations to cope with such conditions.
Result 2Cargo ships makes way to Kolkata port through the highly endangered UNESCO heritage site Sunderbans, in Sundarbans
West Bengal·boats
These cargo boats make their way to India for cargo loading through the Sunderbans Delta. The Sunderbans Delta serves as the cargo passage between India and Bangladesh.
Result 3Sundarbans mangrove swamps: fisherwoman carries net through water, stands up to tiger attack danger
West Bengal·wildlife · forest
The Sundarbans mangrove forest, one of the largest such forests in the world (140,000 ha), lies on the delta of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers on the Bay of Bengal.
Result 4Antennae up and receiving signals! Red Crabs of Henry Island or Lalganj in Sunderbans, West Bengal
Sundarbans, West Bengal
The Sundarbans, the world's largest coastal mangrove forest, stretches for almost 6,000 square miles across India and Bangladesh, a natural barrier against tsunamis and frequent cyclones that blow in from the Bay of Bengal.
Result 5Ghoramara Island in Sundarbans quickly disappearing to erosion, sea level rise: see before it goes
West Bengal·coastline · farmland
An aerial top view of Ghoramara Island in Sundarbans: quickly disappearing due to erosion and sea level rise.
Result 6Sundarbans mangrove forests: rare aerial view of human activity in tiger, crab, mudskipper habitat
West Bengal·forest · wildlife
The Sundarbans mangrove forest, one of the largest such forests in the world (140,000 ha), lies on the delta of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers on the Bay of Bengal.
Result 7Red fiddler crab feeding on micro organisms in the largest halophytic mangrove forest in the world, in Sundarbans
West Bengal·forest
The Sundarbans, the world's largest coastal mangrove forest, stretches for almost 6,000 square miles across India and Bangladesh, a natural barrier against tsunamis and frequent cyclones that blow in from the Bay of Bengal.
Result 8Nestled in the heart of the Sundarbans, lush green rice paddies stretch as far as the eye can see
West Bengal·farmland · village
Nestled in the heart of the Sundarbans, these lush green rice paddies stretch as far as the eye can see, painting the landscape in vibrant shades of emerald.
Result 9Taad or Tal Palm - Palmyra palma Fruit, Sundarbans
West Bengal
Palmyra palm is a native of tropical Africa but cultivated and naturalized throughout India. The palmyra palm is a large tree up to 30m high and the trunk may have a circumference of 1.7m at the base. There may be 25-40 fresh leaves.
Result 10Ghoramara Island faces coastal erosion and rising sea levels in Sundarbans Delta: Climate change
West Bengal·aerial · coastline
Ghoramara Island in West Bengal, India, located within the fragile Sundarbans delta near the Bay of Bengal estuary.
Result 11Mangroves and estuaries at Sajnakhali wildlife sanctuary in Sundarbans delta, South 24 Parganas
West Bengal·forest · wildlife
Blue skies and grey waters in the Sundarbans. An Indian flag flutters atop a boat that traverses the mangrove swamps and estuaries of the Sajnekhali Wildlife Sanctuary.
Result 12Birdwatchng, Spotted Owlet family a mangrove tree in Sundarbans, West Bengal, 4k stock
West Bengal
A family of Spotted owlet interacting, sitting on a mangrove tree in the forest of Sundarbans in West Bengal. The spotted owlet (Athene brama) belongs to the family of owls and owlets, the Strigidae.
Result 13Life from a Sundarbans boat: Aerial view of settlements along Gomdi river and Satjelia rivers
West Bengal·river · boats
Our country boat ride through the Sundarbans made us cruise over Gomdi River along the coastline of Satjelia Village.
Result 14Rare moments in the life of fishermen, WB, India, Slowmotion, Part 2 of 1, in Sundarbans
West Bengal·wildlife
Bangali Fisherwoman using a fishing net to collect Tiger Prawn Seeds, (small thin stick like) to further sell to private fishing breeding agents for commercial consumption.. At the end of this video, she picks up an Eel.
Result 15Cargo ships on their way to Bangladesh under the protocol on Inland Water Transport and Trade, in Sundarbans
West Bengal·boats
These cargo boats make their way to India for cargo loading through the Sunderbans Delta. The Sunderbans Delta serves as the cargo passage between India and Bangladesh.
Result 16Blue-spotted Mudskipper - Intertidal life of critically endangered Sundarbans mangrove delta
West Bengal
Did you know, Mudskippers' polka dots become brighter and their fins along with the tail open out and have an aquamarine glow all over every time they get excited.
Result 17Rowing down the Sundarbans delta along Sundarkhali river: Large or Great Egret on the prowl
West Bengal·birds · river
Rowing down the Sundarbans delta along Sundarkhali river one comes across a wide variety of Sundarbans flora and fauna. One such species of bird that we spotted is called the Great Egret.
Result 18Brown-winged, Blue-eared and Black-capped Kingfishers: Bird watching in Sundarbans mangroves
West Bengal·birds · wildlife
Blue-eared Kingfisher, White-throated Kingfisher, Collared Kingfisher, Brown-winged Kingfisher and the Black-capped Kingfisher are some of the more common Kingfishers of the Sunderbans delta and mangrove regions.
Result 19Highly endangered horseshoe Crab, a living fossil found in muddy shores of the Sunderbans, in Sundarbans
West Bengal
A fisherman, while fishing comes across a fascinating creature in the Sunderbans mangrove habitat, called the Horseshoe Crab. The Horseshoe Crab is a living fossil. The Horseshoe Crab hails from the pre-Cambrian era.
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