Full long eassy on our national animal Tiger .
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The tiger is a majestic animal that dawns on the forests of the world. The tiger is found in many locations across India and is often threatened by the presence of poachers who hunt them down. The reason for killing tigers lies in human greed and belief. The Chinese often make medicines out of the nails and other portions. The skin is sold off at enormous prices. Despite its might and strength, this makes the tiger be one of the most vulnerable creatures of the forest. There are, however, laws related to the caring and protection of such species in India and across the world.
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The 'National Animal of India' is the tiger. It is the symbol of India's wealth of wildlife. It has a strong body which is brownish with black stripes on it. It has a long tail. Its padded feet have sharp claws. There are four teeth, two in the upper jaw and two in the lower, which are much larger and longer than the rest.
The tiger belongs to the cat family. It looks like a big cat. The tigers are generally found in the forests. It is fond of blood and flesh. It is a very cruel and ferocious wild animal.
In India, tiger-killing has been prohibited by the Government.