When will all tigers go extinct?

Answer 1

Tigers will become extinct in less than 10 years if they don't get the help they need. Bengal tigers have increased from 2,000 to 5,000, but they are still endangered. The South China Tiger has 30 to 80 individual pairs left. They REALLY need help!

White tigers are probably the most vulnerable of all tigers. Their coloring makes it hard to camouflage, and when people spot them, they are likely killed or captured or put in a zoo.

Likely after this review, you will see how tigers are among the most endangered of all big cats. There are organizations like World Wildlife Fund where you can help this beautiful animal. Remember, a tiger will only harm you, if you harm them.

Answer 2

The south china tiger may already be extinct in the wild. Not one has been seen in over twenty years. But rumours persist, and presently zoo born south China tigers are being taught to hunt for release in the wild.

Answer 3

At the rate we are going, it won't be long before the tiger will be extinct. Only a century ago there was over 100,000 tigers and now there are less than 3,200 in the forest of Asia. Already three subspeciies (Java, Bali and Caspian) Tigers are extinct. Remaining subspecies are Bengal, Indochinese, Malayan, Siberian, South China and Sumatran. They are rare and majestic animals and are endangered.

Answer 4

It could be very soon if nobody takes action.

Answer 5

There are currently 2500 tigers in the world so they are predicted to go extinct about 2060