bengal tiger
Paul Gadd
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India
Total population etimates 2-3,000 compared with 100,000 in the early 20th century. Habitat loss, trophy hunting and now the rapacious Chinese appetite for superstitious remedies take a heavy toll. A burgeoning human population has also seriously confined the tiger to small fragments of its historic range. The future may at best be a tiny population remnant …in spite of its being one of the most iconic of species.
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