2. Tigers are in danger of becoming extinct Tigers have decreased by 95% in the wild over the last 100 years. Three species of tiger became extinct by 1980 These were the Bali, Javan and Caspian tigers There are only 3,200 left there used to about 100,000

3. This means At the moment we only have 8 tigers left for each child at our school. We used to have 250 each.

4. There are 13 countries with tigers

5. What has happened?  Tigers are killed for their body parts for peoples homes or for medicine in some cultures  The brain is used to cure laziness and pimples  The whiskers are used to cure tooth ache  The tail for skin diseases

6. Can they really do that? Doctors in western cultures do not believe the tigers body can cure anything and this is just a waste of a beautiful animal

7. Tiger Poaching Poachers are taking more risks to kill tigers and countries now have rangers to try and stop poachers

8. The tigers habitat is being destroyed The tigers habitat is being destroyed so that people can use their land for farming, deforestation is happening to supply wood and build roads.

9. What can we do?  Never buy any tiger products  Buy forest friendly products such as recycled paper  Donate to tiger projects such as the WWF  Tell lots of people that tigers are in danger  Tell the tiger rangers you care. We want you all to log onto the WWF site and send a postcard to thank the tiger rangers who are protecting tigers.

10. Some tigers are starting to increase in numbers due to conservation work like this Asian Tiger

11. Thank you for listening