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WHY DID BRITISH ENCOURAGE HUNTING OF TIGERS AND OTHER ANIMALS IN INDIA?

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The encouraged the hunting and the killing of tigers and many more animals because it was the means to meet the demand of meat and animals products.Not only this Animal products like skin, bones, and other body parts were sold at a very high price in Britain.

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