 The bengal tiger is one of a thousand extinct animals.  The tiger is found in India, Nepal, Manchuria, China, and south East Asia.  The estimated amount of bangle tigers is now 40,000 and decreasing.  The bengal tiger eats birds, rabbits, deer, wild boar, buffalo, wild oxen,& monkey’s  Human normally hunt them for their fur for money in black markets.

 How will not having the bengal tiger affect the environment?  If the bengal tiger went entirely extinct the population of animals that the Bengal tiger killed would increasingly go up in numbers.

 How does having the bengal tiger affect the environment?  it affects the environment because it makes the animals it kills go decrease in its population.

 What is being done to protect the Bengal tiger?  The states have protected the bengal tiger by having people stop hunting the bengal tiger and made it illegal to hunt the bengal tiger.

 What needs to be done to increase the numbers of this organism in the environment?  The thing that needs to be done is to take about 100 male Bengal tigers and 100 female Bengal tigers and breed them so their numbers can increase.  What needs to be done to increase the numbers of the bengal tiger in the environment?

 How did the Bengal tiger become endangered or extinct?  The Bengal tiger became endangered because people wanted their skin for jackets, coats, blankets, carpet, etc