Spark of Night

Spark of Night

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Tiger on Grass!! Defenders of Wildlife

Tiger on Grass!! Defenders of Wildlife

They are my favorites i want to save them
"My main motive of post this pic is to give message to people to save them plz save them take care of them because they are the lovely creature of this earth"
This Beautiful shot taken By my friend "aashu" He has done a brilliant job
Population:----------------------------------------------------------
In the early 1900s, there were around 100,000 tigers throughout their range. Today, an estimated total of around 3,000-4,500 exist in the wild. Below is a breakdown of numbers by subspecies.
Bengal tiger: less than 2,000
Indochinese tiger: 750-1,300
South Chinese tiger: less than 20
Siberian tiger: around 450
Sumatran tiger: 400-500
Malayan tiger: less than 500
Caspian tiger: extinct
Javan tiger: extinct
Bali tiger: extinct

Threats:------------------------------------
They are illegally killed or poached because their pelts are valuable in the black market trade, their body parts are used in traditional Asian medicines and they are seen as threats to human communities. There is also large scale habitat loss due to human population growth and expansion. Human encroachment into tiger habitat also decreases prey animals.

Legal Status/Protection:-------------------------------------------------------

*Endangered Species Act, **CITES Appendix I

* The Endangered Species Act requires the U.S. federal government to identify species threatened with extinction, identify habitat they need to survive, and help protect both. In doing so, the Act works to ensure the basic health of our natural ecosystems and protect the legacy of conservation we leave to our children and grandchildren.

*Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, an international treaty with 172 member countries. Appendix I listed species cannot be traded commercially. Appendix II listed species can be traded commercially only if it does not harm their survival.

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Orange is the color of fall and harvest

Orange is the color of fall and harvest

Orange is the color of fall and harvest
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A ray of hope in the darkness

A ray of hope in the darkness

A ray of hope in the darkness

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