White, Black & Golden Tigers

[Pckts]

A little more proof on why these "conservation efforts" are bs, and why the only thing we should "conserve" is the earth and all its creatures. Every animal, plant and eco sytem needs to be maintained and kept healthy.

"Okay, so why don’t we all know that tigers are slipping towards the edge? Part of the reason might be because we see them all the time in zoos and at the circus. But captive tigers don’t count: they’re gone from the wild gene pool and even if they could be released, they wouldn’t know how to hunt or survive outside of an enclosure and their familiarity with people would make them dangerous. And it’s nearly impossible to move a new individual into a place where tigers live. These cats are incredibly territorial and will fight to the death over their carefully delineated home territory.Another big reason that many of us don’t realize there are so few tigers is that for the last 40 years or so, conservation organizations have loudly claimed that they’re saving them. It’s a way to keep donations rolling in. But the fact is, only a few of them are making headway in a few locations. Billions of dollars have been fundraised and spent, yet tiger numbers continue to plummet.To save the tiger, protecting those 42 precious source sites is critical. In 2010, fully protecting those sites was estimated at a cost of $82 million a year.Though tigers are in the emergency room, they’re a resilient species. They were nearly annihilated 73,000 years ago when a massive volcanic eruption at Sumatra’s Lake Toba plunged the planet into volcanic winter, wiping out scores of Asian mammals. The species rebounded from just a few individuals to repopulate Asia.The good news: A female can birth 15 cubs in her lifetime, and there’s still enough habitat to support healthy populations.  If both the cats and their prey are given boots-on-the-ground protection, there’s hope, they’ll bounce back. But it will take committed, targeted action and creative strategies."
http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/...ld-tigers/

Tigers and every other animal will come back the minute people protect them from people.
Imagine every freeway has massive land bridges for animals to cross safely, every sky scrapper has huge trees surrounding it, every car admitted no C02, all energy was derived from solar or reusable, gas was done away with, no more draining and mining of natural resources.
Humans don't need diamonds or fossil fuel, they haven't for over 100s of years. There where guys in the 1800 and before who already successfully developed solar power but where shunned because fossil fuel was so much easier to use and cheaper.

So while you say they need "conservation" I say they need "protection" and the world needs "conservation. "
I hope that is clear when I say that humans need to stay out of the way and a white tiger will occur naturally in the wild, if it did once, it will again.

 

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