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

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(10-06-2019, 09:51 AM)Greatearth Wrote: #2,342

Excellent info Peter! However, I am dubious about Sumatran tiger's future unless Indonesia give up with their islam belief (unless they are going to stop having many kids while they are believing islam, but their educations are poor. They would never listen) and start understanding how much they should control for using palm oil. I worked with professor and museum curator who were in project to discover new species in Sumatra and Java. They are very negative on future of Indonesia. So does my friend working on Sumatran tigers. Number of humans are keep increasing in limited island. Would they survive? I highly doubt so. Southeast Asia could have been more amazing place than India after I heard salty croc story from my friend studied about it in Sumatra.
I found something surprised that as country putting religion in politics (Ben Carson of the USA is example), it's getting worse as well. Indonesia and Malaysia are one of the most disturbing places to study wild animals for foreigners whenever they ask permission to go study animals. One good thing of these countries are they are not using traditional medicine compared to Vietnam, China, and Laos. However, Chinese/Vietnamese descents of these countries are problem. When locals hunted down the wild animals, then they sell it to chinese living in those countries. However, the most problems are poverty and overpopulation. Just look all of snares are killing every living creatures in forests of Southeast Asia. What a sad reality after colonization by france, british, and japanese.

... If there's an issue with child birth, then it's across the Third World, be it in Asia or Africa, regardless of what the state's ideology is, but even then, it's not like none of them do anything about wildlife, considering that for instance, Malaysia is taking action to protect its endangered tigers, and that a number of countries in Africa (which besides Oceania is driving up the global birth rate, even though that is cooling in general), still manage to protect their wildlife, even though there are hiccups here and there like with Botswana's policy on elephants, and the fact that many people in China are responsible for the illegal trade in wildlife just shows how religion or a lack of it isn't actually responsible for that depressing situation. Reply