It must be rare. Perhaps it is exceptionally rare but it appears to happen sometimes, somewhere in parts of India; the ritual sacrifice of the endangered Bengal tiger. An Indian person living in India, H S Himamshu, wrote a comment … Continue reading →
Canine distemper is a well known dog virus. It is very contagious and deadly. However, it can be prevented through vaccination. It not only makes dogs very ill; it can also affect wild animals such as ferrets, raccoons, skunks, wolves … Continue reading →
He is the world’s top tiger poacher. Bengal tiger poaching is probably the single biggest reason for the gradual extinction of the Bengal tiger. The Bengal tiger is the tiger because the other tiger subspecies are on their last legs. … Continue reading →
Bengal tiger reserves are mapped on this page and critically, but I hope fairly, discussed. There are quite a good number of reserves in India and all the tigers are in them (or are they? – as at 2002 60+% … Continue reading →
April 28th April 2010: Perhaps unsurprisingly a tourism ban has been ordered in the India tiger reserves in the grounds that tiger tourism is killing the tiger through love. I am pleased that something is being done to save the … Continue reading →
