Indian wildlife sanctuary, information data and its condition

[Shardul]

@Pckts

As usual, you missed the point.

Any area with a healthy carnivore population will have high mortality rates. Mortality rates are high among african lions as well. Doesn't mean they don't have space. If an area can support 100 tigers, it will only have 100, you won't be able to cram 200 inside it.

Also, Indian government doesn't make anything out of tiger tourism, it has to invest far more money in tiger conservation.

My other point was about dispersing tigers needing prey before they manage to find a forest patch they can own. Tigers travel through farmlands and villages in search of territory, they don't make it their permanent home. It might take them months before they can find a suitable habitat, hence its important that they find enough prey to sustain themselves during that time.

Poaching is the biggest threat to tigers currently. They have prey, they have habitat, but what they lack is protection outside the reserves. Reply