Bengals in need

Bengal Tigers live across the continent of Asia.They live in hot countries where there are long grasses and thick forests full of animals to hunt.Bengal Tigers do not like too much heat.They spend their days resting in their dens or under trees.Bengal Tigers’ habitats are being cut down to make roads, buildings, and cities. According to Animals in Danger: Bengal Tiger by Rod Theodorou, in 1900 there were 60,000 Bengal Tigers on the continent of Asia. Today there are only 20,000.

Because of this decrease in numbers of Bengal Tigers, we are asking The United Nations is when   for the passage of a law that would make it illegal to hunt these animals. Bengal Tigers would then be relocated to a protected area that has the same habitat for these animals. The law would prevent trespassing onto the preserve and would demand that intruders be arrested and serve time in jail. No Trespassing signs would be posted, warning that intruders will serve time. Success of this law would result in an increase in the population of the Bengal Tigers.

Stop destroying the habitats, otherwise there will be no more Bengal Tigers. They will disappear from the world. Help us protect these quick and smart experts at camouflage.The scientific name for the animal is (Panthera tigris)

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