tiger – Our National animal is on the verge of extinction

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Onece there was  100000 tigers in the world  but Now it is 10000!With only a handful of tigers remaining in the wild- to be precise just 1411 of them!- the count down has started and if we have to save the majestic national animal from extinction we must all act NOW! Bureaucracy, corruption and official apathy have been rated as some of the biggest factors for the sad plight of this dreaded hunter of the wild. It is always better to be late than never . So to conserve this wonderful animal, which is ruthlessly killed for its claws, teeth and skin that fetch a fortune in overseas market, a mass movement is the only solution.
Sundor ban is now only place there live some famous Royal Bengal tiger and it is appeal to extinct .Out of the 27 Tiger Reserves in India,  Tribals who are familiar with the forests and the wild animals like the back of their hands should be involved more in the conservation efforts. Steps should be taken to minimize the man – beasts confrontation by clearing off all the illegal human settlements along the periphery of the forests and tiger reserves.


Live and let live should be the policy of all our efforts to ensure a beautiful world  to the generations to come. Man has no right to plunder nature and to take everything good from the universe without ever repaying anything. We have not inherited this beautiful world , we have only borrowed it from our forefathers to be passed on to the succeeding generations! Do not wait for the Government to act. We the people stand together inshallah we will do it.Recently there some organization offered their mighty hand to protect them from being danger.Let us all get together to save the pride of our nation – the magnificent animal of Tiger. Join hands with social network sites like facebook www.facebook.com/StripeytheCub or show your support at http://www.saveourtigers.com/KnowTheStoryTigerPark.php set up by animal lovers and concerned citizens to  save our tigers from extinction. Do your might, no matter however small it may be, because it is after all a matter of life and death!

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