Ep. 73: Royal Bengal Tigers

This wee we look at the amazing Bengal tigers.  Bengal tigers are the most notable tiger species and one of the most iconic animals on the planet.  They are native to India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan and make up over half of all tigers in the world.  At the beginning of the 1900's there were supposedly over 100,000 in the wild, nowadays only around 2,500 live in the wild.  There may be more in zoos than in the wild.  The reasons are all because of humans... poaching and habitat loss make up for most of it.  Tigers are awesome animals that deserve our protection.  But sometimes tigers can be scary monsters... tigers have killed more people than any other predatory mammal.  There are around 100 tiger attacks a year in some areas.  We also go through a list of well known man eating tigers.  

 

Indian tiger movie. This movie is so bad it's hilarious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7okNuj1CD4A

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