Tiger Kill - Burma
Synopsis
An endangered Indochinese tiger is skinned for its fur after being shot in Myanmar, revealing the dangers of illegal poaching.
Synopsis
Footage from Myanmar shows an Indochinese tiger being skinned after it was shot. The film captures the brutal act of poaching, a significant threat to this endangered species. Organizations like the World Wildlife Fund report that habitat loss and illegal hunting endanger the tiger's survival. The six-minute film presents a stark view of the illegal wildlife trade and its impact on biodiversity in Southeast Asia.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out what the song reveals about tiger conservation.
- See how music plays a role in wildlife storytelling.
- Meet the people dedicated to preserving tigers in Burma.
Did You Know
- The film features a song that repeats the phrase 'the one that's waiting'.
- The year of release for 'Tiger Kill - Burma' is 2011.
- The transcript includes multiple instances of the word 'song'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was Tiger Kill - Burma released?
Tiger Kill - Burma was released in 2011.
What is the title of the song mentioned in the transcript?
The song mentioned in the transcript includes the lyrics 'We're so happy'.
What are the lyrics of the song in the transcript?
The lyrics include 'Hey hey. The one that's waiting.'
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