Thailand's wild tiger population is growing

The video highlights the efforts of a 200-man team patrolling a national park to protect tigers from poachers, resulting in a doubled tiger population. Using camera traps, researchers identify tigers by their stripes. Authorities consider using these tigers to repopulate other areas, but researchers urge caution. Rangers face challenges like drought and poachers, who hunt tigers for their bones. Rescued tigers, including a young cub, are rehabilitated, offering hope for future release into the wild.

What has been the impact of the patrol teams on the tiger population in the National Park?

• The tiger population has tripled.

• The tiger population has decreased.

• The tiger population has doubled.

• The tiger population has remained the same.

What method is used to verify the increase in the tiger population?

• Satellite imagery

• Aerial surveys

• Motion sensor camera traps

• DNA analysis

What is a major concern before using wild tigers to repopulate other areas?

• The cost of relocation

• The impact on local communities

• Ensuring the security and protection of the tigers

• The availability of food resources

Why do patrollers choose their campsites carefully?

• To ensure access to water and avoid poachers

• To find the best view

• To be close to the nearest town

• To avoid wild animals

What is the hope for the young male tiger found by patrollers?

• To be sent to a zoo

• To be kept in captivity

• To be used for breeding

• To be released back into the wild