Question

What is the plight of the tiger that we need to understand

Answer 1

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Over the past 100 years wild tiger numbers have declined 97% worldwide. In India, where there are 39 tiger reserves and 663 protected areas, there may be only 1,400 wild tigers left, according to a 2008 census, and possibly as few as 800, according to estimates by some experts. Illegal poaching remains the primary cause of the tiger’s decline, driven by black market demand for tiger skins, bones and organs. For example, so far in May, four big cats have died in the Corbett Tiger Reserve alone due to poaching and poisoning.

Answer 2

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Over the past 100 years wild tiger numbers have declined 97% worldwide.

In India, where there are 39 tiger reserves and 663 protected areas, there may be only 1,400 wild tigers left, according to a 2008 census, and possibly as few as 800, according to estimates by some experts.

Illegal poaching remains the primary cause of the tiger’s decline, driven by black market demand for tiger skins, bones and organs.

For example, so far in May, four big cats have died in the Corbett Tiger Reserve alone due to poaching and poisoning.