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4.2K views · 103 reactions | Islands of the Ganges Delta, in Bangladesh, change shape over the years as the Meghna River drains into the Bay of Bengal. Hatiya, the largest island seen at top, is frequently subject to cyclones, monsoons, floods and destructive ocean waves. Despite these risks, islands like these are densely populated; in fact, more than 125 million people live on the Ganges Delta. 22.326515°, 90.993407° Source imagery: Google Timelapse | Daily Overview | Facebook

credit @itsmesubhash Indian wildlife is extraordinary and incredibly diverse, home to some of the most iconic and fascinating species in the world. From the lush forests of the Western Ghats to the arid plains of Rajasthan, the mangroves of the Ganges Delta, and the towering Himalayas, India offers a vast range of habitats that support a remarkable variety of animals. Among the most famous species is the majestic Bengal tiger, a symbol of power and grace, roaming the dense jungles of Sundarbans