By conserving and saving tigers the entire wilderness of ecosystem is conserved. Conserving wilderness is important and crucial to maintain the life support system. Today approximately 1400 tigers are surviving in India. There are several Tiger Reserves in India but man's greed even crosses those boundaries. Please join Save our Tiger initiative.
Above snap of tiger is taken at Bannerghatta National Park. This park is at a distance of around 21 kms from Bangalore city.
What a beautiful creature and I'm glad you have this blog to get the word out about what is happening with them.
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Lisa
What a wonderful capture! Love the elegant looking tiger! I do hope they can be saved! Have a great weekend, Rajesh!
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The big cat has expended a lot of energy in his quest for food and securing his territory. A well deserved rest in the cooling shade is sin order!
ReplyDeleteTY for thinking of these animals. His gorgeous. Looks that it's too hot overthere.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy heart.
Saving and conserving wildlife has never been more important than it is now. When a species is lost its gone forever and mankind is poorer for its disappearance.
ReplyDeleteNice snap you have here of a beautiful beast!
yeah happy tiger year!! today is chinese new year and the zodiacal sign is tiger!!
ReplyDeleteThese are such wonderful creatures and it would be a tragedy if they were to become extinct. It is so sad that we are destroying our world - or at least some greedy entrepreneurs are so doing.
ReplyDeleteRajesh: That is a majestic animal, it is too bad when the habitat is threatened.
ReplyDeleteSad to think that like the brown bear and the wolf in Europe the tiger in India is about to disappear from the wildlife.
ReplyDeleteYes, please save the beautiful tigers. Wonderful picture.
ReplyDeleteI fear, our posterity might not be able to see this Godly wonder!
ReplyDeleteFor, its, Tiger Tiger burning bright!
Awareness is necessary for conservation but it should be just aim. Poaching do happen in connivance of the local population because they are not compensated for their habitat loss...read mine on this one
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Let us do our part.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Happy Hearts Day and Kung Hei Fat Choi (Happy Chinese New Year). :)
How very sad that tigers are endangered!
ReplyDeleteThe save the Tiger initiative is gaining momentum thanks to post like yours. Maybe I should do a post as well...Thomas
ReplyDeleteThese big cats should live free and in peace...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
Happy SSS and V-day if you celebrate that!
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I hope that this beautiful animals won't become extinct and the conservation programms will help the population recover.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is very beautiful!
Lovely photo of the Tiger, I have joined the Save the Tigers cause on facebook. It is sad to hear they are being poached.
ReplyDeleteThe Bengal tiger is such a beautiful, fascinating creature! When we admire this tiger so much, I wonder how it is we can let it be endangered! Great post!
ReplyDeleteTigers are such magnificient creatures. I hope that in this Year of the Tiger more people will be aware of their plight and help to save them from extinction.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post! Tigers are among the most beautiful creatures in our world. We have little wildlife left in our crowded small country. We still have deer and boar, but no wolves anymore.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit!
JUST 1411 ARE LEFT,SAVE OUR TIGERS,WE HAVE TO RAISE OUR VOICE AGAINST THE KILLERS AND TO THOSE WHO ARE BEHIND THE KILLERS.
ReplyDeleteYes I wish I could help ???
ReplyDeleteSave the tiger yeahhhh........
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These are magnificent cats and it is a shame that human greed is so destructive! Let's hope that, as has been done with other species, we can halt this travesty and bring them back full strength!
ReplyDeleteI love all cats ! and these once are extremely beautiful. The chinese celebrate today their New Year and it is the year of the Tiger !
ReplyDeleteMagnificent animal! sad to hear it is becoming endangered..
ReplyDeleteLove this post...:)) really sad to hear this..:-((
ReplyDeleteBeautiful animal.. Save the habitat save the animal. Every little bit helps.Thanks for the post
ReplyDeleteSimply love the big cats
ReplyDeleteI am not sure how the save the tiger imitative is going to make a difference unless the problem of poaching is solved.
Creating awareness in urban cities is not going to make a difference unless the forest is protected from poachers and sellers.
I do hope and pray the tiger can be saved in India and everywhere else in the world.
ReplyDeleteI'm sad to learn that tigers have become endangered in India. I hope they will be saved and protected in the futur.
ReplyDeleteThe tiger is a magnifecent animal. We will all be poorer if it cannot be saved.
ReplyDeleteBeen to nagarahole and the khana but have never seen the tiger in the wild...lucky!
ReplyDeletegreat blog you have here...will keep visiting
Thanks for sharing this important message. Too bad, this is such a beautiful animal. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteSuch majestic creatures and so terrible that they are going extinct due to human greed.
ReplyDeletethis is a very bad. Despite several efforts, the number of tigers in the country are gradually decreasing.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photo of this amazing animal. But sad that media is just spreading the word instead of actually taking any action. We all can discuss, but how many of us have taken at least an initiative?
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Beautiful post about an important issue. Tigers are incredible cats.;)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year of the Tiger.
xo
Zuzana
the need of the hour!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent creature.
ReplyDeletegood job! Good causes. I like it. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks to all understanding the concern for these big cats. If we do not save them today, we will see them only in pictures very soon.
ReplyDeleteNice article on tigers. And I love tigers. They are such magnificent animals :(
ReplyDeleteooo nice capture. I like your travel blog. Interesting to know about so many places, keeping it bookmarked for future travels :).
ReplyDeleteevanescentthoughts, Nishanth: Thanks for the appreciation.
ReplyDeleteWell I am glad our anguish about the issue ' Save Tigers ' is building blocks...we all have to be together.
ReplyDeleteHmmm have been planning to go there for some time now. Now after seeing your pics I have to make the plans asap..
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice blog. Nice to see India through your lenses