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The tiger is near extinction, with their numbers reduced by 95% since the early 20th century. Of the original nine subspecies, three are already extinct and the remaining five, including fewer than 50 Siberian tigers left in the wild, are at high risk of extinction. Tigers are threatened by loss of habitat due to human expansion, conflicts with humans, and poaching for the illegal wildlife trade. If trends continue, wild tigers could be extinct within decades despite conservation efforts.
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About the Tiger
- 1. THE TIGER By Mukarram Ali Faridi
- 2. Introduction The tiger (Panthera tigris), one of the world's most beautiful and revered animals, stands near the brink of extinction. Since the turn of the century, its habitat and numbers have been reduced by up to 95 per cent. For a million years the tiger ruled over a territory stretching from eastern Turkey to North Korea, its forest home extending northward to Siberia and southward into Bali. In this century alone, three sub-species of tiger were driven into extinction, including the Bali, Javan, and Caspian. Tragically, the remaining five sub-species are at risk of meeting the same fate. Now there are less than 50 Siberian tigers left on this planet--fewer than 20 in the wild. In addition, tigers compete with expanding populations of human industry for land and food, and are killed by poachers when interfering with the plans of man. If these trends continue, despite many laws and conservation efforts, the wild tiger may soon be doomed to extinction. Largest of all cats, tigers are formidable predators. The male Siberian tiger, the largest subspecies, can grow to 13 feet (4 meters) in length and weigh 700 pounds (317 kg)! With razor sharp, retractable claws, long canine teeth, and powerful jaws and legs, they can bring down animals far heavier than themselves, including large hoofed animals like India's chital deer and wild boars. Tigers can eat 40 to 100 pounds (18 to 45 kg) of meat every day.
- 3. Habitat • Most Tigers live in Asia, specifically throughout Southeast Asia, China, Korea and Russia. Tigers like to live in swamps, grasslands, and rain forests. Usually where Tigers live there are trees, bushes, and clumps of tall grass. It shades the Tiger from the sun when it's extremely hot. Not only does this protect them from the sun, it also helps them to camouflage with their surroundings and surprise their prey. Unlike other cats, Tigers love the water and are very sensitive to heat. Tigers are very powerful swimmers. Most Tigers will soak themselves in water usually after having a fleshed meal.
- 4. How many Tigers are left? • A century ago there were 100,000 tigers roaming the forests, swamps, and tundra of Asia. TODAY, there are as few as 3,200 left in the wild. Only 7% of the historic tiger habitats still contain tigers. At this rate, wild tigers will be extinct in just a few decades.
- 7. Reasons behind them being endangered • Illegal Hunting for Medicinal Trade • China's Growing Demand • Weak Law Enforcement • Poaching and Habitat Loss • The Genetic Threat • Impact of Catastrophes
- 8. Why tigers matter… • Ecologically speaking, loss of large cats such as tigers from their natural habitat has been seen to result in irreversible changes in natural ecosystems. Being at the top of the food web, the decline of large predators may lead to over-abundance of herbivores such as deer, which in turn has repercussions on tree regeneration and seed dispersal. Such effects reverberate through the food-web, causing long-term changes in natural flora and fauna, eventually leading to species losses. For instance, the absence of carnivores has led to over-population of white-tailed deer in Eastern United States, of blue bull in the Gangetic plains of northern India and agoutis in Barro Colorado Island, Panama.
- 9. Ways to conserve the tiger population • Educate the people on the tiger issue • End demand for tiger parts • Stop the illegal hunting and poaching • Protect tiger habitat • Research on tiger science • Reduce human-tiger conflict • Increase political will, funding and commitment on tiger conservation