ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION - A - THE TIGER (Panthera tigris)

[peter]

(03-01-2017, 01:44 PM)시베리아호랑이 Wrote: "GrizzlyClaws" 
I don't know about that. First, there are so many people in Korea and land is so small for the tiger. I don't see how tiger would survive there if you are talking about the South Korea. I am pretty sure leopard would survive. And even if tigers were introduced, evolution does not occur fast for larger mammalian carnivores. Probably takes more than 4th or 5th generations for the tigers to evolve.
Sadly, there's so many people in this world. If you actually study the conservation, the human population growth is devastating the nature and wildlife. There's not many forest left for large animals can survive in Asia and Central America. Africa and South America are becoming the same problems. Human population growth, poverty, government corruption, religious problems like Islam and Christianity, ...etc are already created too much problems.

Fortunately, the population in Korea is going down. So does Japan, China, Taiwan, and majority European countries. But South East Asia(India to South East Asia), Central America, Africa, and Middle East are facing with huge human population growth.

"Sanjay"  I sent you message. 

"Peter"

No problem. I actually have more and better photos of the Siberian tiger in Korea, Russian Far East, and Manchuria. Better quality photos than you have posted in here. It's better to know the languages(past and current tiger countries) if you want to know the past description and find old photos from my experience. I still have a problem with finding photos from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and majority Central Asian countries. However, I did find decent amount of old photos of the tigers from Korea, Russia, China, and previous Soviet Union countries. Trying to find description of tigers in those countries too

We're very interested in the photographs you have, K2. Reply