1. SAVE THE TIGERS

2. What are Tigers?
 Tigers are the biggest of all cats.
 There are 6 different kinds of tigers.
 Most tigers live and hunt alone.
 Tigers catch and eat meat.
 Baby tigers are called cubs.
 They are one of the most threatened species of animal
on earth.
 There used to be nine subspecies, or breeds, of tiger,
but three have become extinct in the last century:
the Bali, Caspian and Javan tigers are extinct.
 The South Chinese tiger is almost extinct, perhaps
already is.
 Today there are six different subspecies of tiger:

3. Types of Tigers
Indochinese Tiger
South Chinese Tiger

4. Sumatran Tiger
Siberian Tiger
Bengal Tiger

5. Diet:
The tiger’s diet consists of cattle, deer, pigs, antelope, buffalo,
wild boar, goats, bears, porcupine, mammals, birds, reptiles,
and occasionally people.
Weight
A male tiger usually weighs 221-675 pounds.
A female tiger usually weighs 165-400 pounds.
Length
A male tiger is usually 8-10 feet long.
A female tiger is usually 7-9 feet long.
Population
Siberian Tiger: about 200 left
Sumatra Tiger: about 300 left
Indochinese Tiger: about 1750 left
Bengal Tiger: about 4700 left

6. Range of Tigers

7. Why ???
Prevent Climate
Change
Brings Rain
TIGERS
Supports
livelihood
Symbol of
national Pride
Protects genetic
diversity

8. How ???
 Plant more trees and increase water resources.
 Avoid deforestation.
 Avoid industrialisation.
 Stop pollution.
 Avoid human and natural wildfires.
 Increase political will, funding and commitment
 Do not hunt any animal.
 Do not interfere in their lifecycle.
 Reduce human-tiger conflict
 Increase political will, funding and commitment
 Tiger science

9. SAVE THE TIGERS
SAVE THE NATION

10. Presented By
Rahul Bhagwat Ghalme
S.E. Chem