Sundarbans
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Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Sundarbans".
Oct 28, 2026
Season 1, Episode 6: Dr. Steve Pratt
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39:37Gabi QuadradoHOST
Yeah, you should still go.
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39:37Ivan HaighHOST
It's got the world's largest mangrove forest, I think, the Sundarbans.
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39:41Ivan HaighHOST
But yeah, okay.
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39:42Ivan HaighHOST
I have been to
Bengal’s Arsenic Groundwater Crisis Explained with Prof. Abhijit Mukherjee
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13:13Abhijit MukherjeeGUEST
Why? Because they have the most favorable conditions condition, life condition, that exists out there.
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13:18Abhijit MukherjeeGUEST
And that's why, you know, if you're talking about the Bengal Delta, we cannot stay away from the Sundarbans, which, as you know, is the natural bio-reserve, like the U.S. World Heritage Site on that.
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13:29Abhijit MukherjeeGUEST
Diversity of natural fauna and flora.
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13:32Abhijit MukherjeeGUEST
So as this flora and fauna persisted and evolved in the Delta, over the thousands of years, they died and also got mixed with the sediments, bringing in a huge volume of organic carbon to the system.
KnowingWhoYouAre - Livestream with Ershad & Esther - Episode 24 - What regrets do you have?
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37:16Ershad AlamgirHOST
Yeah.
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37:16ShifatAUDIENCE
My mom is from Sylhet, and my dad is from Sundarban.
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37:19Ershad AlamgirHOST
Yeah, I love-
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37:19EstherHOST
Oh, that's awesome
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44:17Upamanyu DasHOST
Um, leopard cats, they're small, small cats, um, found in, found in all, all through, uh, uh, Asia and Southeast Asia.
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44:25Upamanyu DasHOST
Um, you know, one of the cats, uh, of the, of the famous UNESCO World Heritage Site, b- uh, Sundarbans as well.
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44:35Upamanyu DasHOST
Uh, very, you know, beautiful, magnificent looking cat.
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44:40Upamanyu DasHOST
Um, o- in, in a lot of areas, uh, at a great risk of, uh, interbreeding with [clears throat] house cats.
Episode 16. Rick and Peter - Part 2
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19:13Matthew CollinsHOST
Didn't a snake find its way on board?
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19:15Rick SheppersonGUEST
[laughs] Yes, it did, and that was when he was taking the landing craft headquarters from Calcutta round to Vizag, where it was going to be laid up, and, um, for safety's sake, they traveled through the Sundarbans, which I didn't know much about until Dad pointed out that that's where the Ganges and the Brahmaputra run into the sea, and it's, uh...
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19:42Rick SheppersonGUEST
And that, what's now Bangladesh.
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19:44Matthew CollinsHOST
Right.
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Bengal Tiger
Oct 5 · 2 Mentions
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17:51Samuel SukHOST
They can live in hot, humid places.
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17:54Samuel SukHOST
They are famous for living in the Sundarbans, a huge mangrove forest shared by India and Bangladesh.
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18:01Samuel SukHOST
Mangroves are coastal forests where trees grow in salty or brackish water.
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18:07Samuel SukHOST
Bengal tigers also live in forests and grasslands farther inland.
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18:46Samuel SukHOST
Tigers are excellent swimmers.
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18:49Samuel SukHOST
Tigers may swim across rivers or between islands.
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18:52Samuel SukHOST
Bengal tigers in the Sundarbans are especially known for swimming through watery mangrove areas.
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18:59Samuel SukHOST
Tigers may cool off in ponds, streams, and rivers.