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The Great Sundarbans is situated jointly in Bangladesh & India. Approximately 60% of total Sunarbans areas lies in Bangladesh beside Khulna (District of Bangladesh) region. And the rest 40% are occupied by India at 24 Parganas (District of West Bengal, India) region.

The Sundarbans is famous for Royal Bengal Tigers and it's the world's largest mangrove forests.

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The Great Sundarbans is situated jointly in Bangladesh & India. Approximately 60% of total Sunarbans areas lies in Bangladesh beside Khulna (District of Bangladesh) region. And the rest 40% are occupied by India at 24 Parganas (District of West Bengal, India) region.

The Sundarbans is famous for Royal Bengal Tigers and it's the world's largest mangrove forests.

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Part of the Sundarbans is located in India, specifically in the state of West Bengal. The Sundarbans is a large mangrove forest shared by India and Bangladesh, forming the largest tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world.

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Sundarbans regions of India and Bangladesh,
I think that there no Bengal tigers in the rainforests because there only 5 kind of them

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India has the most, nearly 1850 or more reside there. Nepal has around 200, Bhutan 60-81, and a further 270-400 in the Bangladesh Sundarbans region.

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Sundarbans is a delta formed by river Ganges. Nobody built it. It is a natural delta.

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