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Nature & Wildlife4 min read
The pangolin of Nepal is a shy, nocturnal, scale-covered mammal that helps keep forests healthy by eating ants and termites. It is now critically threatened by poaching and habitat loss. This article explains its species, habits and how we can protect it.
Nature & Wildlife8 min read
Hidden among the grasslands of Nepal’s Terai, the Bengal florican is one of the world’s rarest bustards. This critically endangered bird is known for the male’s striking black and white plumage and remarkable courtship display. Chitwan National Park is one of the important protected areas for the species in Nepal, but its population has declined dramatically. Discover its appearance, habitat, behaviour, the threats it faces, and why conserving Nepal’s grasslands is essential for its survival.
Nature & Wildlife8 min read
Hidden among the wetlands, rivers and lakes of South Asia, the marsh mugger crocodile is one of the region’s most remarkable freshwater predators. Known for its broad snout, powerful body and extraordinary adaptability, this ancient reptile plays an important role in aquatic ecosystems. Discover its behaviour, habitat, ecological significance and the conservation challenges shaping its future.
Nature & Wildlife5 min read
Imagine walking through a peaceful forest after sunset and seeing tiny lights flickering among the trees. Fireflies create one of nature’s most fascinating nighttime displays. Discover how these glowing insects work, where you might encounter them in Nepal, and how to enjoy this magical natural phenomenon responsibly.
