Every year on 29 July, the Global Tiger Day or International Tiger Day is observed globally. The day is celebrated to raise awareness about tigers which are an endangered species.
Updated: 29 Jul 2021 2:48 pm
The number of Royal Bengal Tigers at Sunderbans, as per the last census conducted in 2020, is estimated at 96. It was done using camera trapping method, which is more accurate than the previously followed pugmark technique.
The number of Royal Bengal Tigers at Sunderbans, as per the last census conducted in 2020, is estimated at 96. It was done using camera trapping method, which is more accurate than the previously followed pugmark technique.
The number of Royal Bengal Tigers at Sunderbans, as per the last census conducted in 2020, is estimated at 96. It was done using camera trapping method, which is more accurate than the previously followed pugmark technique.
The number of Royal Bengal Tigers at Sunderbans, as per the last census conducted in 2020, is estimated at 96. It was done using camera trapping method, which is more accurate than the previously followed pugmark technique.
