Tiger Conservation Quiz

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What contributes to the danger of tigers in the wild?

  • They are too powerful for their environment.
  • They have no natural predators.
  • They face threats from poaching and habitat loss. (correct)
  • The weather conditions are always against them.

Why do poachers hunt tigers?

  • To preserve their habitats from destruction.
  • To collect parts that are believed to confer power. (correct)
  • To study their behavior in the wild.
  • To protect tigers from competition.

What is a primary reason for habitat loss affecting tigers?

  • An increase in the human population and urban development. (correct)
  • The hunting of tigers by large mammals.
  • Natural disasters that destroy forests.
  • The spread of disease among tiger populations.

How do tigers usually behave in their habitat?

<p>They are solitary and require large spaces. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can happen to tiger cubs when their mother is killed by poachers?

<p>They are likely to die without maternal care. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a reason that tigers might hunt livestock?

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In what type of environment do tigers thrive?

<p>Forests and grasslands with ample space. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What misconception do some people have about owning tiger parts?

<p>They think it will improve their physical strength. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between tigers and humans?

<p>Humans often encroach on tiger habitats causing conflicts. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role do zoologists play in the conservation of tigers?

<p>They conduct studies and educate the public about tigers. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Poaching

The illegal hunting of animals, often for profit, like selling their body parts.

Habitat

The environment where an animal normally lives, including its food and shelter.

Endangered

Tigers are facing a serious risk of disappearing from the wild.

Habitat Loss

The loss of an animal's natural home, often due to human activities like logging or farming.

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Top Predator

Tigers are at the top of the food chain, meaning they have no natural predators.

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Tiger Parts Believers

People who believe they can gain strength or power from tiger body parts.

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Solitary Animal

Tigers are solitary animals, preferring to live alone and avoiding close interactions.

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Wild Prey

Animals that are hunted for food by tigers, like deer and wild pigs.

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Hunting Livestock

When tigers cannot find enough food in the wild, they may hunt livestock, like cows and goats, belonging to people.

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Hunting People

When tigers are forced to hunt people, usually due to extreme hunger or habitat loss.

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Study Notes

Tiger Conservation

  • Tigers are the largest cats globally, but face endangerment in all regions.
  • Poaching for their body parts is a major threat; poachers profit from killing tigers, and a trapped mother tiger often results in the death of her cubs.
  • Habitat loss is another severe threat. Tigers require significant forest and grassland habitat, far apart from each other, a necessity for successful hunting and breeding.
  • Human encroachment on tiger habitats (i.e., logging, agriculture, urbanization) reduces available space for tigers, making it difficult for them to find adequate food and raise their young.
  • Tigers sometimes prey on livestock, angering farmers; in turn, farmers may try to kill tigers.
  • Starving tigers sometimes attack humans.
  • Conservation efforts include establishing protected parks, apprehending poachers, and finding sustainable ways to use land without destroying tiger habitats.
  • Zoos also play a role by educating people about tiger care and needs.

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