Tiger- The top ten endangered animals in the world

The tiger is the most endangered species in the world. The animal is placed in a new list of WWF. A list of the ten most endangered animals in the world. 

1. Tiger

According to the most recent studies suggest that no more than 3,200 tigers left in the wild. Where the animals used to live over a large territory, they now carry only seven percent of their original territory in. The greatest threats to the tiger are deforestation and hunting. Body parts of the tiger are used in Chinese medicine. The fur of a tiger is sold at high prices.
 

Climate change may be an important factor in the disappearance of the tiger.

Rising sea levels destroying the mangroves, the strong trees in the vicinity of the tiger in India and Bangladesh. In February start the Chinese Year of the Tiger. Perhaps a last chance to save. Extinction of this magnificent animal.

The forest and environment minister of Rajasthan wants to continue the tiger tourism in core areas

NEW DELHI: Bina Kak, The forest and environment minister of Rajasthan wants to continue the tiger tourism in Rajasthan. He writes a letter to the National Advisory Council chairperson, Sonia Gandhi to continue the tourism activities in core areas which is banned by Supreme Court last few days.

In the other letter which is written by the Kak to the National Advisory Council- NAC, demand the 200 crore Indian rupee for the two thousand three hundred six villagers to far away from the Ranthambore Tiger Reserves to create the space for the tigress.

When the Rajasthan environment minister, Kak submitted the all guidelines to the Supreme Court to continue the tiger tourism activity in core areas and displace the all villagers and tribals which are reside up near the tiger reserves then the twin missive to the National Advisory Council chairperson came at the same time.

The two most famous tiger tourism places in Rajasthan are Ranthambore and Sariska tiger reserves. Both are the most prominent tiger reserves in north India.

According to the Kak, the tiger tourism is the essential part for the preservation of forests and a way to generate the income. By which a large number of people lived their life.

In last few days the Supreme Court- SC bans the all tourism activities in tiger reserves and ordered to all state government to follow the all guidelines and restrict the all activity in tiger national park and sanctuaries

All tourism activities in Tiger Reserves is strictly prohibited by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court restricted the all tourism activities in the core areas of the Tiger Reserves and the order is valid up to 22 August 2012. Supreme Court restricted the various core zones such as Nagarahole, Biligiri Ranganathaswamy Temple (BRT),Bandipur, Anshi-Dandeli, and Bhadra wildlife ranges.

Deepak Sarmah, The Chief Wildlife Warden said,”The tourism activity is strictly prohibited in the Bandipur range, Nagarahole, D.B. Kuppe and Antarsante ranges in the Nagarahole National Park, Lakkavalli and Muttodi in the Bhadra range, Punasoli and Kulgi in Anshi-Dandeli range, and K. Gudi in the BRT range.”

A roll out Pilibhit Tiger attack a Man

Today in Daiya village, a young Phlibhit Tiger attacked a man which has roll out of the Pilibhit forest.

Accroding to A K Singh, Divisional Forest Officer, Pilibhit, “For the last eight days a two and half year old male has been roaming in Pooranpur town area of Pilibhit district but till now he was killed by the Tiger.”

A K Singh said that this incident is took place when the 35 years old Darbari Lal was working in his field with his younger brother. It is the first attack on the human beings. When the Tiger attacked Darbari, his younger brother raised an alarm.

Pilibhit Tiger killed one pig in near Puranpur town

Tiger has reached up to eight kilometers away from Pilibhit forest to Puranpur town on Monday and killed a domestic Pig, locality of Puranapur town.

"The tiger was spotted near a locality of Puranpur on Monday. It was chased away by the officials from the bushes and hiding in near the town. However, it is still hiding in the crops of sugarcane about four kilometers away from Puranpur", said the Pilibhit Divisional Forest Officer(Social Forestry) : AK Singh.

Save the Indian Tiger

Tiger is the national Animal of India and only one thousand and four hundred (1400) tiger is left in India and decreasing number of tiger population in India may occur serious problem. the Indian pride of India is Tiger and it shows the strength and huge power of India. There are many project in India are running to save the Indian tiger for safeguard our natural habitat, conservation is needed. A numerous animal are live in jungle but due to increasing the population problem there are no much land for the animal and the place is reserve for the animals.