Fill in the blanks:
1.The next generation is not likely to see the tiger because of __________
2. __________ laws against poachers must be enforced.
3.The responsibility of protection of the tiger lies with the __________
4.One of the reasons for the Tiger becoming extinct is __________
5.Destroying nature means __________
6. __________ and __________ are different types of tigers
7. __________ is a wild life conservation project.
8.Tigers are found in the evergreen and monsoon forests of the __________
9.Though tigers are mostly nocturnal, __________ species may also be active during the day.
10.The body length of the tiger is __________ cm.
Fill in the blanks:
1.The next generation is not likely to see the tiger because of __________
2. __________ laws against poachers must be enforced.
3.The responsibility of protection of the tiger lies with the __________
4.One of the reasons for the Tiger becoming extinct is __________
5.Destroying nature means __________
6. __________ and __________ are different types of tigers
7. __________ is a wild life conservation project.
8.Tigers are found in the evergreen and monsoon forests of the __________
9.Though tigers are mostly nocturnal, __________ species may also be active during the day.
10.The body length of the tiger is __________ cm.
1. poachig and killing of tigers to make rugs and coats out of their skins .
2. stringent
3. government ,specially the forest department.
4. poaching
5. destroying ourselves
6. The Bali, Javan and Caspian
7. Project Tiger
8. Indo-malayan realm to the mixed coniferous −deciduous woodlands of the Russian Far east and the mangrove swamps of the Sundarbans, shared by India and Bangladesh.
9. the Siberian sub
10. 140-280 cm.
1. poachig and killing of tigers to make rugs and coats out of their skins .
2. stringent
3. government ,specially the forest department.
4. poaching
5. destroying ourselves
6. The Bali, Javan and Caspian
7. Project Tiger
8. Indo-malayan realm to the mixed coniferous −deciduous woodlands of the Russian Far east and the mangrove swamps of the Sundarbans, shared by India and Bangladesh.
9. the Siberian sub
10. 140-280 cm.
