In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, an Asian giant tortoise is pictured at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, an Asian giant tortoise walks at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, a worker holds a baby of an Asian giant tortoise at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. The newly hatched tortoises take their first steps in a small box, their feet barely visible under bony shells. These little giants -- among 41 babies born to several Asian Forest Tortoises brought together at a conservation park in Bangladesh -- carry the weight of their species on their backs. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, two Asian giant tortoises mate at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, Asian giant babies tortoise are pictured at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. The newly hatched tortoises take their first steps in a small box, their feet barely visible under bony shells. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, conservationist Shahriar Caesar Rahman holds an Asian giant baby tortoise at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, Asian giant tortoises are pictured at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, Asian giant tortoises are pictured at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. The newly hatched tortoises take their first steps in a small box, their feet barely visible under bony shells. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, a conservationist feeds an Asian giant tortoise at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. The newly hatched tortoises take their first steps in a small box, their feet barely visible under bony shells. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, Asian giant tortoises take shelter at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, a worker takes care of an Asian giant tortoise at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. The newly hatched tortoises take their first steps in a small box, their feet barely visible under bony shells. Photo: AFP
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In this picture taken on 12 October 2019, conservationist Shahriar Caesar Rahman holds an Asian giant baby tortoise at the Turtle Conservation Centre at a forest reserve in Rajendrapur, some 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of capital Dhaka. Photo: AFP
