majestic animal becoming extinct!
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As I am an Indian,so I love tigers as it is the national animal of my beloved country.It is majestic animal and I am very fascinated by its beauty.TRANSCRIPT
04/13/2023Presentation by: Aditya Rana
OUR NATIONAL ANIMAL IS BECOMING EXTINCT
PRESERVE TIGER
04/13/2023Presentation by: Aditya Rana
TIGER:-
SPECIES: Cat
LENGTH: 11ft
WEIGHT: 306 kg.
04/13/2023Presentation by: Aditya Rana
It is a colorful animal with long- thick, reddish coats. They have white bellies and black- white long tails.
04/13/2023Presentation by: Aditya Rana
Tropical rainforests, evergreen forests, rocky countries and swampy areas.
Inhabited places
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DIET
They eat deer, pigs, snakes, monkeys, and other wild animals.
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Population of Tiger
The global population of tigers is 3062-3948.
04/13/2023Presentation by: Aditya Rana
Nine species of tigers
Bengal tigersIndochinese tigersSiberian tigersSumatran tigersMalayan tigersSouth Chinese tigersCaspian tigersJavan tigersBali tigers
04/13/2023Presentation by: Aditya Rana
Number of tigers w.r.t. species.
Bengal tigers – Less than 2000Indochinese tigers – 750-1300Siberian tigers – Around 450Sumatran tigers – 400-500Malayan tigers- 600 - 800South Chinese tigers- Extinct in wildCaspian tigers- ExtinctJavan tigers- ExtinctBali tigers-Extinct
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South Chinese tigers, Caspian tigers, Javan tigers and Bali tigers.
Four extinct species
04/13/2023Presentation by: Aditya Rana
So we must pledge to save our national
animal - Tiger
Pledge
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Thank You!
Presentation By-Aditya Rana
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