What is the Bengal tigers current situation?

Answer 1

Bengal Tiger is primarily in India and Banglaesh. Due to the passing of the Forest Rights Act by the Indian Governement in 2006. The evidence of Indian tiger has pushed the tiger to the brink of extinction. Finding one in the wild will be very rare. Zoo's might be the only place to find them.

Answer 2

There are many more tigers in captivity than in the wild. There are only around 3900 wild tigers, occuring in six extant subspecies. In captivity there are over 9000 tigers in the United States alone. The problem is, only about 60% of these captive tigers are purebred, meaning many are hybrids, with Bengal/Siberian tiger mixes being most common.

Answer 3

The breed is endangered , but they are like what they have been for centuries. An amazing cat that eats 65 pounds of meat a day, can swim long distances, it has webbing in its paws to help it swim, it travels alone, and may have one or two cubs.

Answer 4

The Bengal tiger in the wild today has a total population of around 2000.

Source;IUCN Redlist

Answer 5

The Bengal is endangered , with only around 2000 left in the wild.

Answer 6

Around 1800 in India, and four hundred or so in neighboring countries.

Answer 7

There are around 1800 Bengal tigers in India, and a further 300 or so in adjoining nations. The most populous of the remaining tiger subspecies.