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1.5 tons of dead fish found in Dhanmondi lake, cause under investigation

Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) has removed approximately 1.5 tons of dead fish from Dhanmondi Lake on Friday, following the…

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Khulna villages, fish farms and crop fields flooded after embankment breaches

In Khulna, breaches in key embankments have led to severe flooding, inundating villages, fish enclosures, and crop fields. The Panikhali…

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What are the risk of seafood consumption and the remedies

Since seafood contains relatively little connective tissue, it is very delicate, easily digested, and suitable for consumption by people of…

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Cuttlefish and its significance as a food

Cuttlefish are invertebrates, not fish, despite their name as they do not have a backbone. These clever invertebrates belong to…

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Nutrient composition and potentiality of dry marine small fish in Bangladesh

Multiple forms of malnutrition coexist in low- and lower middle-income nations like Bangladesh, suggesting the emergence of a double or…

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Farm-raised fish outpace wild caught for the first time in history

A recent study by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations reveals that global fish farming surpassed…

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Bangladesh surpasses projections, ranks 2nd in the world for freshwater fisheries

Bangladesh is the world’s second-largest producer of freshwater fish, surpassing China, which has fallen to third place. The top spot…

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Bangladesh’s fifth Marine Protected Area (MPA) is the Naf Peninsula MPA

A defined area set aside and maintained for the long-term preservation of marine resources, ecological services, or cultural legacy is…

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Cyclone Remal devastates coastal fish farming in Bangladesh

Fish farming is a crucial source of income for people in the coastal districts of Bangladesh. In vast expanses of…

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Successful genome sequencing of Shing fish by BAU research team

The first genome sequencing of the native Shing fish have successfully completed by the researchers of Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU),…

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