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Facial disc of Western Hoolock, a critically endangered primate species. Artwork by Tania Zakir

Wildlife illustration: A decisive tool to empower conservation

Six aspiring young zoologists of Bangladesh are paving the path for scientific illustration and exploring endless conservation possibilities

Photo: TBS Illustration

Playing with fire: Summoning aliens through ornamental fishkeeping

On discovering a monkey new to science

On discovering a monkey new to science

Twin spotted flying frog. Photo: Scott Trageser

Herp haven at Lawachara: Bangladesh gets 11 new species

Do we want to see a Bangladesh without the Bengal slow loris? Photo: Stock Image

The plight and future of Bengal slow loris in Bangladesh

Wilson's Storm Petrel. Photo: Tony Beck

Pelagic birds: Winged seafarers of our bay

Souther Royal Albatross. Photo: JJ Harrison

Albatross: The sentinels of the sea

Dogs have descended from wolves, the only large carnivore successfully domesticated. Photo: Collected

Stray dog relocation: A step against the age-old human-canine bond

Painted Snipe. Photo: Abu Bakar Siddik

Birdwatching in the dying wetland of South Keraniganj

Goonch catfish loves cool, fast-flowing water. PHOTO MUNTASIR AKASH

Giant catfishes of Bangladesh: Fated to live in stories only?

Bengal Tiger. Photo: Reuters

Government mulls reintroducing Bengal Tigers in CHT

Marbled cat is globally Near Threatened. Photo: FelidaeFund.org

Vanishing in silence: Our marvellous small cats

Capped langur is at global risk of extinction. Photo: Tanvir Ahmed

Periled primates of Bangladesh