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    Where are tigers found?
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    A tiger's normal habitat consists of swamps, grasslands, savannas and forested areas, including rain forests. They are most commonly found in Thailand, India and Indonesia. However, due to poaching and habitat loss, tiger populations are dwindling, with population estimates as low as 3,200 tigers remaining.
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    What is the main reason for creating national wildlife sanctuaries?
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    They provide a safe, natural environment for animals without subjecting them to some of the stresses of a zoo. They also protect the animals from things like poaching.
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    How can kids save tigers?
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    Kids can save tigers by getting the word out about their endangerment to friends and family, and by donating any allowance money to tiger-related causes.
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    How do I appeal to people about saving animals?
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    The best thing to do is show your own passion for the subject. If others can see how passionate you are, they might be more inclined to listen to your pleas. Find a way to connect with the public without coming off as preach-y or overwhelming. For example, maybe find a way to host a fun fundraiser for an animal organization.
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    What is the life span of a tiger?
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    A tiger's life span is 18-25 years. The oldest recorded captive tiger lived for 26 years.
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    Why do tigers have stripes?
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    Tigers have stripes so that they can blend into their surroundings. Stripes help to camouflage them when they are in tall grass.
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    Are wild tiger populations increasing?
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    No, the numbers are rising slowly but tigers still need help.
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    How many types of tigers are there?
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    There are 6 species of tigers, and all of them live in Asia.
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