Deep in the heart of the Sundarbans, a group of brave honey hunters ventured into the dense jungle in search of the golden treasure that lay hidden within. These men were not ordinary beekeepers, but rather, they were the guardians of a centuries-old tradition that was passed down from their forefathers. They were the honey hunters of the Sundarbans. "Honey Hunters of Sundarban" is a beautifully shot and organically crafted documentary that captures the essence of this unique and ancient tradition. It is a testament to the resilience and strength of the human spirit, and it provides a glimpse into a world that is both beautiful and challenging. The film was made possible by the help of the DFO, Milan Mandal, who played a crucial role in making this project a reality. His guidance and support were invaluable, and the film would not have been possible without him. Overall, Honey Hunters of Sundarban is a must-see film for anyone interested in wildlife, culture, and adventure. Produced by : Forest Department, Government of West Bengal, South 24 Parganas Division . Production : wildartlabs. Subtitle : Soumya Banerjee Voice Over : Debjit Gangulee. Assist ; Sayan Mondal #sundarbans #sundarbanstigerattacks #sundarbanstiger #sundarbansdocumentary #sundarbansnationalpark #sundarbansindia #sundarbansmovie #sundarbansjoerogan #sundarbansnorafatehi #sundarbansbangladesh #sundarbantour #sundarbanstigersmaneaters #sundarbanscrocodile #sundarbanstigerattacksjoerogan #sundarbanvlog #sundarbansand #sundarbansandtigers #sundarbansandclimatechange #sundarbansmovieinhindi #sundarbanswestbengal #sundarbansmangroveforest #sundarbandelta #sundarbansforest

Discover the forgotten haven of East Kolkata Wetlands - a sprawling expanse of nature nestled near the urban hub of Salt Lake. Recognized by Ramsar as a wetland of international importance, these wetlands are a self-sustaining biological wastewater treatment plant, quietly transforming the city's waste into fish feed and producing tonnes of vegetables and fish. Yet, despite the glories of urbanism, the wetlands have been systematically misrepresented and erased from public imagination for decades. Dhruba Dasgupta, a tireless crusader for the conservation of the wetlands and its people, is determined to change this. Join her on a journey to the East Kolkata Wetlands, to discover for yourself what makes this ecological wonderland tick.

This stunning tiger film from Ranthambore captures the majestic beauty of the majestic big cats in India. Set in the vast wildlife sanctuary of Ranthambore, the film showcases the tigers in their natural habitat. Follow the tiger as he prowls through the jungle, watch him rest in the shade of a tree, and witness him take a refreshing dip in the pond. The unique and beautiful scenery of Ranthambore provides a perfect backdrop for this film. With a mix of grasslands and rocky hills, this national park is home to a variety of wildlife. Along with tigers, you can also spot jackals, antelopes, boars, and sloth bears in the park. The film also captures the beauty of the local villages that surround the park. Get an insight into the culture and lifestyle of the locals, and witness their struggle to live in harmony with the tigers. This film is sure to take you on an unforgettable journey into the wild of Ranthambore. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to witness the beauty of the tigers in their natural habitat.

This rare video captures an incredible moment in the wild: a family of three fishing cats hunting together! These cats, which are native to the wetlands of South and Southeast Asia, are usually solitary animals. This footage shows an unusual sight of three cats – a mother, and two young cubs – hunting together as a family. The fishing cat is a medium-sized wild cat that is known for its exceptional skill at catching fish and aquatic prey. It has a thick, water-repellent coat that helps it stay afloat as it dives through the water and a short, powerful tail that it uses to steer. The family of cats in this video can be seen working together to search for their prey. This video is a remarkable reminder of the importance of wetland ecosystems and the need to protect these habitats for the iconic fishing cat and other aquatic species. It’s an incredibly rare sighting, and a beautiful glimpse into the natural world. To license any of the footage contact : www.wildartlabs.com www.wildartlabsindia.com +91 9831730033

"Join me on a wild adventure through Jim Corbett National Park - Vlog 2023". Embark on an exhilarating adventure with me as I take you on a wildlife safari in Jim Corbett National Park! Located in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, this national park is home to an incredible array of wildlife, including tigers, leopards, elephants, and more.My trip to Corbett National Park was simply unforgettable. The park is spread over 520 square kilometers of lush green forests, grasslands, and hills, providing the perfect habitat for a wide range of animals. As we drove through the park in our jeep, we were greeted by the sight of playful monkeys, majestic deer, and colorful birds. But the real highlight of the safari was spotting the elusive Bengal tiger, one of the most endangered big cats in the world. In addition to the wildlife, the natural beauty of the park is simply breathtaking. The hills, valleys, and water bodies create a picturesque landscape that is a treat for the eyes. The park also has several walking trails and camping sites for those who want to explore the wilderness on foot. Overall, my trip to Corbett National Park was an unforgettable experience. If you're a nature lover or simply looking for an adventure, I highly recommend visiting this incredible national park. With its diverse wildlife, stunning scenery, and rich history, it's truly a gem of India's natural heritage. Camera Used : Sony FX3, Osmo Pocket, GoPro Hero 9 , Insta 360. Travel partner : TheBigCatLover #wildlifewatching #tigersafari #naturephotography #junglewalk #WildernessExplorer #wildlifeconservation #IndianteWildlife #adventuretravel #outdooradventure #exploretheoutdoors #Travellndia #sustainabletourism #conservationefforts #wildlifesanctuary #safariexperience #discoverindia #naturelovers #ConservationEducation #WildlifePhotography #ecotourism #wildindia #birdsinindia #wildindiabestmoments #lostinthewildernesswithus #birdwatching #birds #indianbirds #indiananimals #birdsvideo #nature #documentary #wildlifechannel #birding #pakhirdak #birdsound #pakhi #birdphotography #wildlifephotography #cats #catsofyoutube #catlovers #catvideos #wildcats #fishingcat #hunting

Witness the thrilling experience of mine where some ex poachers of sundarban told me their real story behind their poaching activities .

Kankandighi is a village which falls within Raidighi Range in South 24 Parganas. On the morning of October 15, the village was tense. Reason: village resident Anil Das had discovered an 8-foot long estuarine or saltwater crocodile in his pond. The intruder had apparently killed a sheep in the village too. Staff from the South 24 Parganas Division reached the spot as soon as they received information of the discovery, and after a day-long operation, successfully captured the female crocodile at around 4.40 pm. In the video accompanying this post, you will see the patience and effort invested in the operation under highly challenging circumstances, because not only the crocodile was rescued , but also controlling hordes of curious onlookers, whose loud presence was enough to agitate any wild animal. The crocodile was then successfully released into her natural habitat in perfect physical condition following an examination by a Veterinary Officer on October 16. The saltwater crocodile is the world’s largest living reptile, with males growing up to a length of 20 feet, though females rarely exceed a length of 10 feet. A hyper carnivore, it is an extremely skilled predator and hunter, and owing to its tendency to swim long distances at sea, individual saltwater crocodiles appear occasionally in areas far away from their general range. They generally spend the tropical wet season in freshwater swamps and rivers, moving downstream to estuaries in the dry season. They are commonly found in the Sunderbans.

This is the story of the majestic, Royal. magnificent & fearless male Tiger of Sundarban, Footage contributor : Saptarshi Mandal Soumya Banerjee Antarjit Singh Sayan Sinha Roy Screenplay : Soumya Banerjee A Wildartlabs production .