A tigress and her five kids strolling through woodland are making waves on social media for various reasons. A member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Parveen Kaswan, provided the images.
The image of a mother tiger strolling with her kids paints a positive picture of the region’s growing tiger population. A conservationist from the Indian Forest Service, Parveen Kaswan, took the photo in the Dudhwa National Park and published it on social media. This was the caption:
In my opinion, it’s one of the most beautiful images I’ve ever seen. With the help of a tiger, count the number of cubs. My intuition tells me that just a small number of individuals will be ecstatic after witnessing this. Efforts are making a difference in the recovery of this species from the brink of extinction. PC Sidharth Singh Terai is magical.” Thank you, everybody, for your support,” Kaswan added afterward. Photographs of endangered species are meant to convey an important conservation message to a wide audience.”
According to the country’s most recent tiger census, the number of tigers in India has increased by 33% in the previous four years. Despite these encouraging numbers, tigers are still considered endangered because only 3,900 of them are left in the wild. After a century of decline, worldwide wild tiger numbers are beginning to rise. According to the most recent data, tiger numbers in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Russia, and China are constant or growing. It is estimated that only 3,900 wild tigers remain. Therefore much more must be done to safeguard them if we are to ensure their survival. Tiger populations continue to plummet in Southeast Asia, including the region’s largest cities.
