Nature 101: Roaring Tigers – Shrinking Population, Urgent Conservation
Malayan tigers, critically endangered and found only on the Malay Peninsula, are smaller than other tiger subspecies. Sporting distinctive, narrower black stripes, they inhabit tropical rainforests but face severe threats from habitat loss due to deforestation and agricultural expansion, as well as poaching for the illegal wildlife trade. Their population is estimated to be fewer than 150 individuals in the wild, making urgent conservation efforts crucial for their survival. They are a national symbol of Malaysia, representing strength and pride. Photo by James Lee/Pexels
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