Write a composition of 250-300 words based on any one of the pictures given below:tiger
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This is a picture of a tiger.Tiger is an wild and dangerous animal.They can harm anyone but we not disturb then they will also not attack on our. One we disturb them they will attack on our. They lives in forests we do not cut trees because it is home of tigers and many more animals. We cut trees their homes then they came to our home because they our nervous of it that their homes are not there and where we go.
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Panthera Tigris, commonly known as the "Tiger" is a carnivorous member of the feline family. They are well known for the pattern of dark stripes on their orange fur.
The Tiger is one of the most recognisable and popular animal in the world for several years, appearing in several mythologies and folklores, as well as in popular culture - a prominent example remaining Shere Khan from "The Jungle Book" by Rudyard Kipling.
Tigers remained spread across the world in large numbers during the 19th Century, however, they were killed widely during the 20th century, and their population dropped by almost 94%, making them an endangered species. Only 3000 tigers remain currently, out of which 2,000 are present in the Indian Subcontinent.
Some species of the Tiger include: The Royal Bengal Tiger, Indochinese Tiger, Siberian Tiger and the Sumatran Tiger.
Though the Tigers' existence continues to be threatened, it has been proven through surveys by the World Wildlife Foundation that the tiger population has increased for the first time in several years and there is no doubt that the big cat will continue to remain a majestic symbol of the fauna of our diverse world.
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Panthera Tigris, commonly known as the "Tiger" is a carnivorous member of the feline family. They are well known for the pattern of dark stripes on their orange fur.
The Tiger is one of the most recognisable and popular animal in the world for several years, appearing in several mythologies and folklores, as well as in popular culture - a prominent example remaining Shere Khan from "The Jungle Book" by Rudyard Kipling.
Tigers remained spread across the world in large numbers during the 19th Century, however, they were killed widely during the 20th century, and their population dropped by almost 94%, making them an endangered species. Only 3000 tigers remain currently, out of which 2,000 are present in the Indian Subcontinent.
Some species of the Tiger include: The Royal Bengal Tiger, Indochinese Tiger, Siberian Tiger and the Sumatran Tiger.
Though the Tigers' existence continues to be threatened, it has been proven through surveys by the World Wildlife Foundation that the tiger population has increased for the first time in several years and there is no doubt that the big cat will continue to remain a majestic symbol of the fauna of our diverse world.
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