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This document discusses tigers and their natural habitat. It describes tigers' physical features and that their habitat ranges from the Himalayas to southern India. It notes that tigers are the national animal of India and were once abundant but are now endangered due to hunting for skins and traditional medicine, with numbers declining from 40,000 to less than 8,000. It discusses India's Project Tiger conservation initiative and mentions other species also facing extinction.

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SAVE THE TIGERS
INTRODUCTION Hey everyone today you will see an interesting presentation on natural habitat of tigers .
TIGERS ï‚¢ The tiger looks like a big cat. It has a long tail. Its strong body is brownish with black stripes on it. Its padded feet have sharp claws. Its four teeth, two in the upper jaw and two in the lower jaw are sharper and stronger than the rest.
HABITAT AND DISTRIBUTION ï‚¢ Tigers are widely distributed from the alpine Himalayas to the rain forests of southern Western Ghats and from the dry forests of Rajasthan to the moist forests of north-east India.
TIGERS ï‚¢ Why just Tiger, well if you fall short of information about your beloved country, Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India, there was a great reason for saving tigers, you see if there were no Tigers then all kids would need remember new animal as a national animal.
TIGERS ï‚¢ It is carnivorous and hunts for prey primarily by sight and sound. It feeds on deer, wild pig, bovid and sometimes even other predators like leopards and bears.
TIGERS ï‚¢ Tigers are generally found in the forests of Sunder bans in West Bengal, Assam, Tripura and Central India. There are also big sized tigers in African jungles. The Royal Bengal Tigers of Sunder bans are the most beautiful of all. ï‚¢ In India, tiger killing is prohibited. We can find tigers in the zoo, or in the circus.
TIGERS ï‚¢ Today the tiger skin is very popular and sought after. Rich people and fashion designers have no idea what they are doing; competition between the rich to show off makes them blind to the serious consequences. People persuade villagers to kill tigers to get money, and they do it because they are poor and need to feed their families.
TIGERS ï‚¢ The only problem now is that they are endangered. They have been hunted heavily by man for sport, skins, and as a source of traditional medical products. At the beginning of this century it is estimated that there were over 40,000 tigers, today the number is less than 8,000. The risk of extinction forced the government of India to initiate the 'Project Tiger' in April 1973, when the tiger population was less than 2000.
TIGERS ï‚¢ Other animals which are facing extinction owing to various factors like poaching and loss of habitat include the giant panda, the snow leopard, the white rhinoceros and the komodo dragon, tapirs, the leopard, African wild ass, gazelles, etc. Leopards as well as tigers are affected by the loss of habitat when forests are used for human activities.
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  • 2. INTRODUCTION Hey everyone today you will see an interesting presentation on natural habitat of tigers .
  • 3. TIGERS ï‚¢ The tiger looks like a big cat. It has a long tail. Its strong body is brownish with black stripes on it. Its padded feet have sharp claws. Its four teeth, two in the upper jaw and two in the lower jaw are sharper and stronger than the rest.
  • 4. HABITAT AND DISTRIBUTION ï‚¢ Tigers are widely distributed from the alpine Himalayas to the rain forests of southern Western Ghats and from the dry forests of Rajasthan to the moist forests of north-east India.
  • 5. TIGERS ï‚¢ Why just Tiger, well if you fall short of information about your beloved country, Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India, there was a great reason for saving tigers, you see if there were no Tigers then all kids would need remember new animal as a national animal.
  • 6. TIGERS ï‚¢ It is carnivorous and hunts for prey primarily by sight and sound. It feeds on deer, wild pig, bovid and sometimes even other predators like leopards and bears.
  • 7. TIGERS ï‚¢ Tigers are generally found in the forests of Sunder bans in West Bengal, Assam, Tripura and Central India. There are also big sized tigers in African jungles. The Royal Bengal Tigers of Sunder bans are the most beautiful of all. ï‚¢ In India, tiger killing is prohibited. We can find tigers in the zoo, or in the circus.
  • 8. TIGERS ï‚¢ Today the tiger skin is very popular and sought after. Rich people and fashion designers have no idea what they are doing; competition between the rich to show off makes them blind to the serious consequences. People persuade villagers to kill tigers to get money, and they do it because they are poor and need to feed their families.
  • 9. TIGERS ï‚¢ The only problem now is that they are endangered. They have been hunted heavily by man for sport, skins, and as a source of traditional medical products. At the beginning of this century it is estimated that there were over 40,000 tigers, today the number is less than 8,000. The risk of extinction forced the government of India to initiate the 'Project Tiger' in April 1973, when the tiger population was less than 2000.
  • 10. TIGERS ï‚¢ Other animals which are facing extinction owing to various factors like poaching and loss of habitat include the giant panda, the snow leopard, the white rhinoceros and the komodo dragon, tapirs, the leopard, African wild ass, gazelles, etc. Leopards as well as tigers are affected by the loss of habitat when forests are used for human activities.