Tigers

Paul Sein Twa. © Goldman Environmental Foundation

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An endangered tiger in western Thailand caught on camera. © DNP/Panthera/ZSL/RCU

New tigers spotted in western Thailand for the first time in four years

Formerly owned by Joe Exotic, Oklahoma’s Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park continues to draw in the crowds/Credit: The Washington Post/Getty

Tiger King and the US big cat trade: conservation or commodification?

A wild Bengal tiger walking in Ranthambhore national park in India. © Aditya Singh/Getty

Tiger guide: species facts, how they hunt and where to see in the wild

There are 6 subspecies of tiger; the Bengal tiger subspecies is found on the Indian subcontinent. © Supriya Dam

India’s iconic ‘Big Five’ mammals

ZSL camera trap. Nepal Bengal tiger (c) DNPWC NTNC Panthera ZSL (2)

Conservation efforts increase tiger numbers in Nepal

Bengal tiger

Tiger census reveals rapid growth of India’s wild tiger population

Territorial fight

Amazing wildlife moments in India

A wild tiger using a biological corridor, captured on DSLR camera trap, Bhutan © Emmanuel Rondeau/WWF

Rare photos of Endangered tigers

Two tigers pass in front of a camera trap. © DNP/Freeland/Panthera Camera Trap Images

New breeding population of rare tigers discovered

Tigers are kept in farms to be killed for their pelts and bones. © EIA

Tiger farms and the threat to wild tigers

4, 741 is the projected global tiger population in 2022 should the current rate of increase in numbers be maintained. © dickysingh/iStock

Tiger numbers divide experts

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‘Close down tiger farms’

The confiscated tiger skin wallets and other products © WCS Indonesia

Shocking trade in tiger skins revealed by arrests

Scientists discovered Zolushka had given birth to cubs when they were captured on motion-sensitive remote cameras.

Released Amur tiger gives birth to cubs