Editing Sundarbans Reserve Forest (section)

=== '''Wildlife and Biodiversity''' ===

# '''Bengal Tiger:'''  The Sundarbans is famous for being one of the last remaining habitats of the Bengal tiger. The elusive big cats roam freely among the mangroves, making tiger spotting a thrilling experience for visitors.
# '''Other Wildlife:'''  In addition to tigers, the reserve is home to various species, including spotted deer, crocodiles, dolphins, and numerous bird species. Birdwatchers will be delighted by the sight of migratory and resident birds, such as kingfishers, herons, and egrets.
# '''Unique Flora:'''  The mangrove forests consist of unique plant species, including the Sundari tree, which thrives in saline water. The rich biodiversity contributes to the ecological balance of the region and supports various marine life.