Save the Tiger

Now we all must take an resolution that we will see to it that we save the Tiger-An Endangered Animal.
  • There is already a team working to stop the people from killing the magnificient, black striped tiger. I think we should be helping them by participating in their activities.  
  • I think we should punish the people who try to kill the tigers or harm them in any way. 
  • I think everybody should agree to stop killing tigers. There is no need to kill tigers as they are something people need to have in the world and whoever doesn't agree should be severely punished. 
  • Nowdays man is killing many animals even the tiger. People should realise that animals are living things and should possess the right to live. So, why don't we go and complain so we can save animals, even the tiger. 
  • I think that the tigers have a right to live so if every one is educated about that then we can all join forces and help save the tiger and many other animals. 
  • no animal should be put through pain we should stop the damn hunters and chop their heads off and sell them then they can see what it's like and their families can suffer just like the tigers family suffered.  
  • I also think that the people that are killing these tigers should be punished. Maybe arrest them and put them in jail. I know that some tigers are caught and people train the tigers to put them into the circus. 
  • Every living thing has the right to live in this world. So do the tigers. I request the human beings not to treat them cruelly. Tiger liberation can be done from all forms of human oppression. Let us all join hands against tiger cruelty. 

 Some interesting facts:
1. Since tigers hunt mostly at dusk and dawn their stripes help them hide in the shadows of tall grasses. They stalk and pounce because they are not able to chase prey a long distance.
2. The territorial male tiger usually travels alone, marking his boundaries with urine, droppings, and scratch marks to warn off trespassers.
3. A tiger can consume as much as 40 kg (88 lb.) of meat in one feeding.
4. Tigers may drag their prey to water to eat. They are commonly seen in the shade or wading in pools to cool off.
5. Since white tigers have pigmented stripes and blue eyes, they are not albinos.
6. It is estimated that there are less than 3,000 Bengal tigers left in the wild.

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