Muntasir Akash

Serow calf rescued at Alikadam in Bandarban in 2020. It died shortly afterwards. Photo: Collected
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Between myth and reality: Finding serows, the 'mythic' goats of eastern Bangladesh 

Photo: Collcted
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Deeper and darker than you think: Illicit wildlife trade in Bangladesh

Jungle cats live in groves and thicktes rather than deep forests. This photo was taken at the outskirts of Dhaka city. Photo: Muntasir Akash
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Encounter: The urban jungle cat still stalks the peripheries of Dhaka city

Porcupines are threatened, being poached for stomach contents called bezoar. Photo Smithsonian Zoo
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Into the remarkable world of reclusive, resilient porcupines

Photo: Muntasir Akash
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Ephemeral: Grass blooms and urban munias in sprouting model towns

Large fruit bats are still a common sight in Dhaka city.
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Unseen benefits of bats outweigh their stigmatised portrayals

The survival of common wildlife like the common Myna depends on our holistic approach. Photo: Munstasir Akash
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Hawa: Animal misrepresentation is bad for wildlife biodiversity

Some species of mantises resemble flowers, with just one exception — they hunt. Photo: Collected
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Mantis memoir: A master predator

Extinction alert: Bangladesh bids farewell to long-tailed macaques
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Extinction alert: Bangladesh bids farewell to long-tailed macaques

My journey with camera-trapping
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My journey with camera-trapping

Large Indian civet is a common small carnivore in Bangladesh. Photo: Joel Sartore
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Civets: Nocturnal carnivores facing extinction

Egg guarding in frogs is a common feat. Photo: Dante Fenolio
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Caring parents: An amphibian story

Their plumage is beaded with numerous eye-like spots, akin to its namesake, the peacock. Photo: eBird
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Of peacock-pheasant, jungle rules, and lucky strike: A birdwatching story