[TIGER] Amazing and interesting information about Tiger

Whenever we go to the Zoo or Wildlife Sanctuary, then everyone has to see the excitement tiger. A glimpse of Tiger only creates thrills in the heart.
Tiger is an animal that has always been the subject of discussion ... due to its extinct species, and sometimes due to dwindling population. At the same time, special importance is given to Tiger as it is also the national animal of India, along with being a national animal of Bangladesh, South Korea, Malaysia, Myanmar and Siberia.

So let's tell you today this all-time famous animal, some unknown facts about Tiger.

Have you ever thought how Tiger can recognize each other? Actually, the biggest identity of Tiger is that the stripes made on their body. Tiger can identify each other with the help of these stripes. Like every person has different fingerprints, in the same way the tiger has different stripes on the body, which identifies them differently. Any one of the tiger stripes never gets to the other

*Tiger mostly likes to be alone. They roam the forest for their prey. Every tiger has its own fixed area in which there is no freedom to penetrate any other tiger. They mark their area with their urine. Many times their area is up to 10,000 square kilometers.

Only the male and female gather in breeding season. Approximately 3½ months of conception occurs and 2-3 cubs are born at a time. Tigress lives with her child. Tiger's children learn to catch prey from their mother only. After two and a half years they start living independently.

Tiger age is around 10-15 years. At the same time, those who live in the Tiger Zoo or Tiger Reserve live for 20 years.

Tiger's scientific name is Panthera Tyigris. It likes to live near forest, bogey area and grasslands. Its ability to hear, smell, and see faster. Tigers are also good swimmers. Due to which they also catch their prey in water.

One thing of Tiger is that very few people know that they do not invariably attack humans. He only hunt humans only when they are not getting their prey for a long time or when they feel threatened.

*If we talked about 100 years ago, there were millions of Tiger in India, but according to the census conducted in 2014 due to poaching, today only 2226 tigers remain in India. Due to which tiger has come into the category of extinction.

International Tiger Day is celebrated every year on 29th July so that the number of tigers that fall very fast can be carefully monitored and preserved.

Today there are approximately 3,000 surviving Tiger survivors worldwide. Tiger is a kind of open gold kept in the forests. Smugglers hunt these tigers because they sell their skin, teeth, bones etc. in black market at very high prices. They were killed for the sake of sports, hunting, tradition and medicines. But in 1973, under the Project Tiger Campaign of the Government, solid laws were made to preserve tigers. In spite of this, tigers take the poachers.

The first nine species of tigers were there, which included Bengal Tiger, Siberian, Indochinese, South Chinese, Sumatra, Malayan, Java, Caspian and Bali. But today Java, Caspian and Bali Tiger have become extinct.

There are many reasons for these to be reduced, such as the confluence of forests, global warming, frequent hunting etc. It is very important to control their rapidly decreasing numbers, otherwise they will end.

And then we will not be able to see them in the zoo and national parks too!