Save the Tiger

What is tiger conservation?

• Efforts to protect and preserve tiger population

• Efforts to reduce tiger population

• Efforts to domesticate tigers as pets

• Efforts to hunt and kill tigers

How does habitat loss affect tigers?

• Habitat loss has no impact on tigers.

• Habitat loss increases their living space and resources, leading to population growth.

• Habitat loss only affects tigers temporarily, but they can adapt quickly.

• Habitat loss reduces their living space and resources, leading to population decline and increased risk of extinction.

What does it mean for a species to be endangered?

• A species is considered endangered when it is at risk of extinction in the near future.

• A species is considered endangered when it is abundant and thriving in its habitat.

• A species is considered endangered when its population is stable and not declining.

• A species is considered endangered when it is at risk of extinction in the distant future.

What is the role of zoos in tiger conservation?

• Zoos have no role in tiger conservation.

• Zoos provide a safe environment for tigers, conduct research and breeding programs, and raise awareness about tiger conservation.

• Zoos exploit tigers for profit.

• Zoos contribute to the decline of tiger populations.

What are some government initiatives for tiger protection?

• Hunting permits for tigers, reduction of protected areas, promotion of poaching, and isolation from international collaborations.

• Implementation of anti-tiger measures, establishment of unprotected areas, conservation hunting programs, and international conflicts.

• Promotion of tiger trade, reduction of anti-poaching measures, breeding programs for exotic pets, and isolation from international collaborations.

• Establishment of protected areas, implementation of anti-poaching measures, conservation breeding programs, and international collaborations.

Why is it important to save the tiger?

• To increase the population of tigers for tourism purposes

• To use tiger parts for traditional medicine

• To maintain the balance of ecosystems and preserve an endangered species.

• To prevent tigers from becoming extinct

What are some efforts made to conserve tigers?

• Encouraging tiger poaching, deforestation, promoting tiger hunting as a tourist activity

• Establishing protected areas, implementing anti-poaching measures, promoting habitat conservation, and raising awareness

• Hunting tigers for sport, destroying tiger habitats, promoting tiger farming

• Neglecting anti-poaching measures, promoting illegal trade of tiger parts, destroying protected areas

How can individuals contribute to tiger conservation?

• Hunting tigers for sport

• Using products made from tiger parts

• Ignoring conservation efforts

• Supporting conservation organizations, spreading awareness, reducing carbon footprint, avoiding purchase of products made from tiger parts

What are the main threats to tiger populations?

• Hunting for sport, urbanization, and genetic disorders

• Overpopulation, pollution, and disease

• Climate change, deforestation, and natural disasters

• Habitat loss, poaching, and illegal wildlife trade

What are the benefits of tiger conservation?

• Preserving biodiversity, maintaining ecosystem balance, promoting tourism, and supporting local communities.

• Promoting illegal wildlife trade, damaging ecosystem balance, reducing tourism

• Disrupting ecosystem balance, decreasing tourism, harming local economies

• Increasing deforestation, reducing biodiversity, harming local communities