Tigers & Men: Deadly War
Synopsis
A 3-year-old tigress in Madhya Pradesh has lost two sisters to poachers and faces ongoing threats in her struggle for survival.
Synopsis
In a small village in the Far East of Russia, the police and anti-poaching patrol respond to a tiger attack that has left a local injured. Patrol leader Vladimir Shatin inspects the area, noting blood on the ground and fresh tracks indicating the tiger's movements. The search uncovers the bloodied body of the victim. Meanwhile, in Kanha National Park, the Bengal tiger Aima faces threats from poachers and territorial males as her population dwindles. The film documents the escalating conflict between humans and tigers amid the challenges of habitat loss and illegal trafficking.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Aima, a young tigress fighting for survival.
- Find out how poaching threatens tiger populations.
- See the impact of human expansion on wildlife habitats.
Did You Know
- Aima, a 3-year-old tigress, has lost two sisters to poachers.
- The potential market for traditional Chinese medicine includes almost 1 billion consumers.
- Deforestation and desertification are squeezing tigers into smaller areas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current status of the Bengal tiger in Kana National Park?
Kana National Park has become one of the last refuges for the Bengal tiger, where a 3-year-old tigress named Aima has recently taken possession of her own territory.
What are the main threats to tiger populations mentioned in the documentary?
Main threats to tiger populations include poaching, habitat loss due to deforestation and desertification, and the illegal trade in tiger parts for traditional medicine.
How many consumers are in the potential market for traditional Chinese medicine that uses tiger parts?
The potential market for traditional Chinese medicine that uses tiger parts is almost 1 billion consumers.
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