Is the tiger an endangered animal?

Answer 1

There are nine subspecies of Tiger in total, and three of those are extinct, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, or the IUCN Red List. Four of the remaining six subspecies are listed as "endangered" and two are listed as "critically endangered." The Following list is the IUCN Red List endangered status for tigers.

• Amur Tiger -- Endangered
• Indochinese Tiger -- Endangered
• Malayan Tiger -- Endangered
• Sumatran Tiger -- Critically Endangered
• South China Tiger -- Critically Endangered
• Bengal Tiger -- Endangered

Yes, destruction of their natural habitat, and hunting for their fur and other body parts, has reduced their numbers to where they are considered an endangered species.
yes

Answer 2

Yes, tigers are considered endangered due to factors such as habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. There are various conservation efforts in place to protect and increase tiger populations in the wild.

Answer 3

The Royal Bengal Tiger is endangered

Indian Tiger is Vulnerable

All tigers are considered endangered by the IUCN.

The Indian tiger and the Bengal tiger are one and the same animal.

Answer 4

yes. Destroying there habitat is decreasing the number of tigers.

Answer 5

yes because the number of tigers is dropping down to 0 because people hunt them or make medicene from them.

Answer 6

Tigers are endangered and have been for along time.

SAVE THE TIGERS!

Answer 7

Yes it is endangered

Answer 8

Today, tigers are endangered. There are more pet tigers in noth america than all wild tigers.

Answer 9

YES yes it is!

Answer 10

Yes They Are.