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WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2025

fish

Cinnamon bittern, a elusive heron-like bird, trapped in foldable fish traps. Its fate is sealed. Photo taken in Savar this monsoon.. Photo Foridi Numan
Earth

Foldable Fish Trap: A death blow to our wetlands

China-made fishing traps are non-biodegradable, plastic-made, deadlier, functional even after disposal, and infamous for sapping out wetlands. Slack law enforcement has let it spread all over...

Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Fish farming in Gulshan, Banani, Baridhara lakes, soon: Mayor Atiq

SM Rezaul Karim. File photo
Environment

33 species of local fish now extinct: Livestock minister

Bangladesh Fisheries Development Corporation has the capacity to sell 10 tonnes of fish in Dhaka city daily but they are selling less than one tonne due to low demand. Photo: Saqlain Rizve
Panorama

Why is fresh fish sold by the govt not in high demand?

Representational Image. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Oil shock drives up fish prices too  

Dead fish float on the surface of the Oder river, as water has been contaminated and is causing the mass extinction of fish in the river, in Bielinek, Poland, August, 11, 2022. Cezary Aszkiełowicz/Agencja Wyborcza.pl via REUTERS
Europe

Mass fish die-off in German-Polish river blamed on unknown toxic substance

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Consumers willing to pay higher prices for safer fish: Study

Karwan Bazar fish market in the evening. Photo :Saikat Bhadra
Markets

Fish prices keep surging, vegetables get cheaper

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Fish, shrimp, crabs worth Tk8cr washed away in Satkhira

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Mother carp fishes start spawning in Halda

Stacked containers are shown as ships unload their cargo at the Port of Los Angeles in Los Angeles, California, U.S. November 22, 2021. REUTERS/Mike Blake
Global Economy

WTO seeks fish, vaccine deals as war ignites trade tensions

The way Bangladesh saves almost extinct fish
Videos

The way Bangladesh saves almost extinct fish

Clownfishes host anemone in the reef and raise babies there. Photo Collected
Earth

Parental care in the fish world

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