Malaysia’s last tigers: Why this rare image is giving . . . - CNN With just 150 left in the wild, the Malaysian tiger is critically endangered That's why wildlife photographer Emmanuel Rondeau joined forces with WWF-Malaysia, to take on the near-impossible task
The Smithsonian’s Royal Bengal Tiger: A Story of Man-Eating . . . The Decline of Tigers Worldwide By the early 1970s, tiger populations were already in decline Overhunting, habitat loss, and poaching for pelts and tiger parts have all contributed to this alarming trend Today, there are only an estimated 5,000 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 at the turn of the century
How Many Sumatran Tigers Are Left in the World? The Species . . . Because they are considered to be the most critically endangered tiger subspecies, there aren't many Sumatran tigers left in the world Two tigers were initially found with their feet caught in a boar trap by a palm oil plantation Then about 1,600 feet away, a third tiger's body was discovered a few hours later
Bengal Tiger Preserve Loses Its Last Tiger Nevertheless, it appears that poaching and other pressures on the species have eradicated Panna's Bengal tigers The news comes against the backdrop of a sharp decline in India's wild tiger population, from more than 3,600 in a 2002 census to fewer than 1,500 today Read the full story Photograph by Stefan Caiafa