A viral video circulating on social media has captivated audiences by providing a comparative overview of tiger populations across 12 popular countries. The animated video, which has gained widespread attention, reveals staggering numbers and places India at the forefront with an impressive 3,167 tigers.
Comparative Breakdown in the Viral Video:
- Laos: 2 Tigers
- Vietnam: 5 Tigers
- Myanmar: 22 Tigers
- China: 55 Tigers
- Bhutan: 103 Tigers
- Bangladesh: 106 Tigers
- Malaysia: 150 Tigers
- Thailand: 189 Tigers
- Nepal: 355 Tigers
- Indonesia: 450 Tigers
- Russia: 520 Tigers
- India: 3,167 Tigers
India’s remarkable tiger population has been attributed to robust conservation efforts, particularly the implementation of the ‘Save Tiger Initiative.’ This initiative not only aims to protect and preserve tigers but also addresses the illegal trade of tiger body parts, including nails, skin, and teeth.
The video has generated mixed reactions, with viewers expressing shock and disbelief at the stark contrast in tiger populations. Comments range from astonishment at India’s numbers to comparisons with other regions, including a reference to Texas having a population of 2000 to 5000 tigers.
The ‘Deputy King of the Jungle’ remark is one among various comments reflecting the surprise at India’s substantial tiger population. The viral video has amassed 624.3K views and continues to engage viewers in discussions about wildlife conservation.
