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Bengal Tigers Habitat
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Today, these animals are endangered and only about 3000 of them are left in the world. The government protects this species, but poaching still exists, because the demand for tigers’ fur and body parts is very great all over the world. In order to prevent their total destruction, specialists resort to breeding them in captivity. This can be helpful in restoring their population. Most of the animals that have survived our progress are concentrated in reserves and sanctuaries of India, Bangladesh, Burma and Nepal.
Acquire information on the bengal tigers habitat from rescues and breeders.
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Bengal Tigers Habitat -
rescues, breeders
Panthera tigris range throughout Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Burma. They inhabit rain forests, high altitude forests, mangrove swamps, rocky countries and grasslands. They live in remote areas there they can hunt their usual prey, such as buffalo, deer, pig, antelope. Sometimes they hunt small elephants, and some species become vicious man-eaters. However, they are relatively rare, but their number has increased over the past several years. In all likelihood, this is a consequence of human interference that has led to dissipation of natural fauna and has left many animals without prey. Acquire information on the bengal tigers habitat from rescues and breeders.
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