Two endangered fishing cat cubs were rescued from Kulaura upazila of Maulvibazar. On Saturday (November 14), the cubs were rescued through a joint initiative of the Gazipur forest beat of the Sylhet forest department and the Maulvibazar unit of the wildlife and nature conservation organization Save Wildlife and Nature (Swan).
After the rescue, initiatives have been taken to take the two cubs to the Sreemangal Lawachara Wildlife Rescue Center for necessary care and treatment. Their physical condition will be monitored and necessary services will be provided under the supervision of experts there.
Fishing cats are not tigers, they are cat-like wild animals. They roam mostly around wetlands, rivers and water bodies. Since fish is their main food, the animal is known as fishing cat. They play an important role in maintaining the balance of wetlands and the natural environment.
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