Tiger is the national animal of India, why? // How Tiger
became the national animal of India?
Introduction
Tiger is a well-known name in the list of wild and ferocious animals all over the world. The biggest member of cat family is tiger. Royal Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India since 1972. Its unique features and royal look represents the animal dome of India. Though lion are also found in India but the first position goes to Tiger that has been crowned as king of Indian forest. The dangerous predator designation of the earth at present goes to the most majestic animal the royal Bengal tiger. In India the government has banned killing and poaching such animal. Many tiger reservoirs have been created to protect as well as increase the number of tiger in our country. There is a big question mark that how and why this beast grabbed the national animal position.
Features of tiger
The average length of a tiger is two
and half meter from tip of nose to end of tail. Tiger always hunt alone to its
prey. The quarter pad animal looks ferocious and gorgeous with orange-brown
over coat with black strips on it. Like other four footed animal it resembles
the largest and bigger size of common cat. It has two horns, two eyes and a
tail. Its agility, soft movement of foot and speed running makes the animal
more ferocious and fierce. Its eyes appears terrible when it hunting. The brisk
steps help it to hunt silently. Its growling generates fear in heart and mind
of spectator. The carnivorous controls the population of herbivorous animals on
earth. It maintains the balance among herbivorous and carnivorous animals on
earth.
National animal of India
It has become the national animal of India since 1972. Due to its terrific look and agility while hunting made it our national pride. It stands in number one position among all wild and pet animals in India. Its unique color skin and strong teeth has become its enemy. Because these body parts have heavy demand in foreign. So many hunters started killing and selling tiger skin and teeth to earn heavy lump sum. Accordingly the number of tiger has been reduced day to day gradually in India. Hence to prevent poaching and illegal hunting of tiger the Indian government has adopted and declared the animal as national animal of India. Apart from it our government has arranged and created many reservoirs for tiger rearing and preventing the endangered species. Similipal, Ranthambor, and Kajiranga are some of well known places where tiger reservoirs are found.
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Conclusion
Tiger is not only a wild animal but
also it is our national property. Every year many tourists visit India to see
tigers in zoo. They play an important role in our environment by killing
herbivorous animals. Otherwise there would be thrive of animals like deer, wild
beast, zebra, Giraffe, antelope and other herbivorous animals etc. Now it is
our duty to coordinate our government regarding tiger save project. Thank you.
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