What did javan tiger do to offend when attacked?

Answer 1

The Javan tiger, a subspecies that went extinct in the 1970s, was often misunderstood in its interactions with humans. When it attacked, it was typically in response to threats to its territory or young, or due to scarcity of food. Such encounters were often perceived as offensive by humans, leading to retaliatory actions against the tigers. Ultimately, habitat loss and hunting contributed significantly to their decline and eventual extinction.