What caused the tigers to be endangered?

Answer 1

Tigers (Panthera tigris), primarily became endangered due to human exploitation and habitat destruction. Poaching has been a long-term issue with tigers due to their beautiful skins and the high price that can be brought on the black market from pelts, bones, parts, etc.

As with most large animals, habitat degradation and fragmentation is generally considered the primary cause.

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Answer 2

Tigers are disappearing because lots of people hunt for them and kill them to make accessories and coats.
Because their habitats are being distroyed or populate by people. Also, people hunt them and shoot them.

Answer 3

Tigers are endangered due to habitat loss, poaching for their body parts, and human-wildlife conflict. Destruction of their natural habitat, mainly due to deforestation and human expansion, has significantly contributed to their declining population. Poaching for their skin, bones, and other body parts has also been a major threat to tigers, as they are valued in traditional medicine and for luxury goods. Additionally, conflicts with humans over resources and territory further endanger the already vulnerable tiger population.

Answer 4

Due to being eaten by rebecca with a smile on here face !!the little poo!!

Answer 5

Poaching and loss of habitat to human development.