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

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Rishi

I copied those 2 paragraphs from wikipedia. I do know environmental changed affect negative in Sundarbans. However, there is some exceptions. Nature likes rock, mountain, swamp, river, glacier and many other things are changing by decades and centuries. Main reason of Sundarbans may have been human population growth, dam, and using too much on freshwater may have been changed freshwater in sundarbans. However, you can't denying british did many terrible things to wildlife in sundarbans, entire india, and other colonies along with other western european and american were over hunt animals in other continents.
And I don't know freshwater/saltwater are the reason of rhino has disappeared from habitats. It might have been other reasons like hunting as well. The Javan rhino, Sumatran rhino, and one horned rhino widely distributed from India, Indochina, Southern China, Malayan peninsula, and Indonesian islands.

Main problem of Sundarbans today is that overpopulation. I remember I saw documentary of fisherman is keep heading to tiger habitats to find fishes since fish in village has been depleted by overpopulation. Entire world really need to stop having a kid more than 1 or 2, especially muslim and catholic nations.
I don't know Bangladesh is even conserving the sundarbans tiger. One PhD student from Bangladesh, he said it is very diffiuclt to track tiger there (also find pirates as well). Not even properly studied tigers in these areas recently. Reply