Tigers are the largest cats and there are 6 subspecies, but 3 have gone extinct. Tigers are solitary and threatened animals that hunt for meat. Their populations are very low, with only 200 Siberian, 300 Sumatran, 1750 Indochinese, and 4700 Bengal tigers remaining. To save tigers, efforts must be made to prevent deforestation and pollution, reduce human-wildlife conflict, and increase funding to support their habitats and populations. Saving tigers also helps support biodiversity, livelihoods, and national pride.

1. SAVE THE TIGERS

2. What are Tigers?
 Tigers are the biggest of all cats.
 There are 6 different kinds of tigers.
 Most tigers live and hunt alone.
 Tigers catch and eat meat.
 Baby tigers are called cubs.
 They are one of the most threatened species of animal
on earth.
 There used to be nine subspecies, or breeds, of tiger,
but three have become extinct in the last century:
the Bali, Caspian and Javan tigers are extinct.
 The South Chinese tiger is almost extinct, perhaps
already is.
 Today there are six different subspecies of tiger:

3. Types of Tigers
Indochinese Tiger
South Chinese Tiger

4. Sumatran Tiger
Siberian Tiger
Bengal Tiger

5. Diet:
The tiger’s diet consists of cattle, deer, pigs, antelope, buffalo,
wild boar, goats, bears, porcupine, mammals, birds, reptiles,
and occasionally people.
Weight
A male tiger usually weighs 221-675 pounds.
A female tiger usually weighs 165-400 pounds.
Length
A male tiger is usually 8-10 feet long.
A female tiger is usually 7-9 feet long.
Population
Siberian Tiger: about 200 left
Sumatra Tiger: about 300 left
Indochinese Tiger: about 1750 left
Bengal Tiger: about 4700 left

6. Range of Tigers

7. Why ???
Prevent Climate
Change
Brings Rain
TIGERS
Supports
livelihood
Symbol of
national Pride
Protects genetic
diversity

8. How ???
 Plant more trees and increase water resources.
 Avoid deforestation.
 Avoid industrialisation.
 Stop pollution.
 Avoid human and natural wildfires.
 Increase political will, funding and commitment
 Do not hunt any animal.
 Do not interfere in their lifecycle.
 Reduce human-tiger conflict
 Increase political will, funding and commitment
 Tiger science

9. SAVE THE TIGERS
SAVE THE NATION

10. Presented By
Rahul Bhagwat Ghalme
S.E. Chem