111K views · 2.3K reactions |  Bengal Tiger – the original apex predator, now an endangered species fighting for survival. From dense jungle hunts to human-wildlife conflict – their untamed story needs to be heard. #bengaltiger #wildlifeconservation #endangeredspecies #PetpediaaWild #bigcats #jungleking #bandhavgarhtigerreserve #jimcorbettnationalpark #kanhatigerreserve #pannatigerreserve #sariskatigerreserve #ranthamborenationalpark #petpediaa #penchtigerreserve | Petpediaa | Facebook

296K views · 9.5K reactions | The world's largest big cat, Bengal tigers are all out carnivores. They only eat meat which means they’re just consuming protein. That makes their bodies over 200 kilograms of nothing but pure muscle. So when they get into a scrap over territory or mating rights, it gets ugly fast. Enjoy this scene from Battle of the Alphas 104. #wildlife #nature #tigers | Love Nature | Facebook

The ‘Bengal tiger’ is listed by IUCN as an ‘Endangered’ species, being one of the “big five” cats found in India. There are currently only around 4,500 wild tigers left in Asia, out of which around 3,682 Bengal tigers can be found in India. While our fight towards conserving these majestic felines continues, we celebrate Gopal triumphantly completing a decade under our care. Gopal is now free from human-animal conflict and poachers, and resides safely at the Bannerghatta Tiger Sanctuary. Know mo

Bengali Tiger moves to a great new enclosure with lake access. See how Gale and the Interns safely move a tiger across the sanctuary. See Bengali's trip across the sanctuary, his release into his new enclosure, and watch as he wanders around investigating and marking his new home. Giving the cats a change of scenery helps alleviate boredom. Keeping their minds and bodies busy is important for their overall health physically and mentally. You can help us care for the cats by commenting #donate an