SAVING THE VULNERABLE BEAST - Kushal Dev Rathi

The tiger is a one-of-a-kind animal that plays an important role in the health and variety of an ecosystem. It is a dominant species at the top of the food chain that regulates the number of wild animals, so preserving the equilibrium between herbivores and the plants on which they eat. As a result, the existence of tigers in the woods is a measure of the ecosystem’s health. The disappearance of this natural predator indicates that its ecology is not adequately protected, and it would not persist for long afterward.

Here are some of the essential points as to ‘WHY SAVE TIGERS’?

Tigers and woodlands are inextricably linked. They dwell, mate, and hunt in groves, and their presence as apex predators indicates a healthy ecology. Tiger conservation also serves to safeguard a variety of vitally essential communities and ecosystems.

Tigers have long been associated with Indian culture. From old folklore to children’s literature to scriptures, this cat has been widely featured in our civilization since centuries ago. As a result, saving this cultural treasure is critical.

Tigers have an important part in climate change mitigation. Tiger habitats absorb more carbon than any other forest in the world. Protected forests in Asia’s tiger reserves are the most efficient carbon storage on the planet.

Apart from everything else Tigers, like you and me, are living beings who experience pain and require their families. Please preserve the tigers and put an end to their horrific deaths. We must work together to conserve the tiger species in our nation and throughout the world. Every effort, no matter how great or tiny, matters.