When will Bengal tigers become fully extinct?

Answer 1

It all depend on the conservation efforts made. some people say that Tigers could be extinct in the wild in 20-30 years but others say maybe even 10 years. But if the conservation efforts succeed and poachers are found and prosecuted Tigers may never go extinct in the wild. Also tigers probably will never be fully extinct because of the amount in zoos even if they become extinct in the wild technically there not extinct because some individuals which could be made wild again still exist in zoos.

So lets just hope Tigers don't go extinct because if we do mankind has let another beautiful creature extinct because of our greed.

Answer 2

When every they all die out due to hunting (though that is improbable), or due to the possibility that the last male or female dies in some presevation sanctuary before he/she can mate with a member of the opposite sex. However, it may not be that likely, as these animal specialists are pretty good at keeping these potentially extinct animals alive and able to breed in the safety of civilization.

Answer 3

Tigers are now endangered species because humans nonstop poaching quite a lot of them every year. It's estimated that about 340 tigers are killed by the Chinese people per day. About 95% of tiger population are already wiped out and only 5% are remaining. The remaining tiger population may also be wiped out in a few years later. Tigers are the biggest feline mammals, coated with orange-to-brown-and-black stripes and they are native to the Asian forests, but the Chinese people are obviously killing tigers for their skin, which they use pelts. They use pelts for different stuffs, like clothing, making tiger fabric, shop designs, especially for Chinese, etc. They should try to stop poach tigers, and only kill tigers if necessary like if someone is in danger of tiger attack. If poaching tigers continues to happen, tigers may go extinct in a couple of years later like 2,028 or much sooner than that. The Chinese government should strictly ban tiger poaching any time soon, otherwise tigers may eventually go extinct. The other reason is because humans are cutting down forests in a process called deforestation, Tigers needs forests as their homes to survive long enough, so if people cut down more trees, more homes for tigers will be removed, which may make tigers go extinct.

Answer 4

unfortunenatly very likely as hunting has had a very bad effect on their population and very few poachers are being caught

Answer 5

Because they are being hunted and poached.

Answer 6

The Bengal tiger is not extinct, but it is endangered.

Answer 7

No.