What will be consequences if tiger population is extinct from an ecosystem?
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if tigers are extincted then there will be no more predators then the prays like deer etc. will become more and more and they will eat more plants and so vegetation will be less
khiampameipc22n5:
bushmeat hunters activities could balance hervibores population if they do hunting during non-breeding season
m not thinking illogically here
or you should ask illegally
offcourse it is illegal in a protected area.. but here m refering to ecosystem own by indigenous village people which is under protected areas
then i don't know
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i mean which is not under protected areas
byeeee i don't know exact ans.
i mean which is not under protected areas
i mean which is not under protected areas
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