Aquatic Biodiversity of Sundarbans Bangladesh
The book *Aquatic Biodiversity of Sundarbans, Bangladesh* highlights the vast aquatic life found in the Sundarbans, a unique mangrove forest and UNESCO World Heritage Site. It documents **335 species** directly surveyed and provides DNA data for 130 of them. Additionally, it summarizes another **400 species** from past studies. Covering fishes, mollusks, arthropods, and more, the book serves as a vital reference for biodiversity and conservation efforts in the region.
Underwater Citizens of Saint Martin's Island of Bangladesh
Saint Martin’s Island is Bangladesh’s only coral-bearing island and hosts an incredibly diverse underwater ecosystem. The book *Underwater Citizens of Saint Martin’s Island* showcases **149 species**—131 faunal and 18 floral—captured via scuba diving and snorkeling. These include fishes, corals, crabs, sea slugs, and rare marine invertebrates. Despite covering less than 1% of the ocean floor, coral reefs here support over 25% of marine life. The album aims to reveal this hidden biodiversity and inspire conservation of this ecologically rich region.