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Countries Where No More Tigers Are Left
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftWith the world celebrating International Tigers Day on July 29, there are countries where the big cats are no longer found & it is indeed concerning.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftWorld Tigers Day was celebrated on July 29, but the last tiger was spotted in Cambodia more than 15 years ago with a camera trap.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftTigers have been eliminated from Nam Et-Phou Louey National Protected Area (NEPL), which is Laos’ largest protected area.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftVietnam is also on the list where tigers have extinct due to poaching & unhabitable areas for the big cats.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftTigers even once existed in Singapore but it is now reportedly extinct in the country.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftHongkong is also among the countries where no more tigers are left
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftTigers went extinct in Kazakhstan many decades ago, but an effort is underway to return this iconic big cat.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftThe primary reasons due to which tigers are endangered are poaching and illegal wildlife trade.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftTigers are often hunted for their pelts, bones, teeth, and claws, which are then sold on the black market.
Countries Where No More Tigers Are LeftIn some cultures, tiger parts are believed to have medicinal properties or are used as status symbols.