#EndangeredSpecies

🐅 7 Shocking Facts about Malayan Tigers & Climate Change 🌍 (You Won't Believe #4!) #SaveTheTigers #ClimateAction (1/7) 🐾 Did you know? Malayan tigers are critically endangered with less than 200 remaining in the wild! 😢 Help me spread awareness by liking and sharing this video. #MalayanTigers #EndangeredSpecies (2/7) 🌳 Deforestation in Malaysia is causing Malayan tigers to lose their habitat, pushing them closer to extinction. Let's protect their home! #MalayanTigers #Deforestation (3/7) 🦌 Climate change is impacting the prey of Malayan tigers, reducing their food sources and forcing them into closer contact with humans. We must help them coexist! #TigerConservation #Coexistence (4/7) 🔥 Climate change-induced wildfires threaten to destroy Malayan tiger habitats, making their survival even more challenging. This is urgent! #MalayanTigers #Wildfires (5/7) 🌡️ Rising temperatures can lead to more frequent heatwaves, threatening the survival of Malayan tiger cubs. We must act now! #TigerCubs #ClimateAction (6/7) 🛣️ Infrastructure development, like roads and highways, fragment Malayan tiger habitats, making it harder for them to find mates and breed. Let's rethink our development! #MalayanTigers #HabitatFragmentation (7/7) 🌍 Small actions can make a difference. Share this video, reduce your carbon footprint, and support organizations working to save Malayan tigers and combat climate change. 🐅💚 #SaveTheTigers #ClimateAction @jhutterxo ✨ Help me reach 2,000 followers to share my friend's life story and make a difference for Malayan tigers and our planet! 🌎💕 #FollowerGoal #SpreadTheWord | Country: US
A first-of-its-kind study of the Himalayan Brown bears shows that the critically endangered wild animals now have a new diet: garbage. #wildlife #himalayanbrownbear #bear #bears #wildlifeconservation #conservation #himalayas #himalayan #garbage #endangeredspecies #endangeredanimals | Endangered Himalayan Brown Bears are Eating Garbage and Spicy Rice | A study on the faeces of over 400 Himalayan Brown Bears in India-administered Kashmir found their diet consisted of plastic bags, chocolate, shards of glass, and biryani, a spicy, high-calorie dish of rice and meat. | The disturbing findings mean garbage has already replaced the bears’ natural diet of plants and small mammals, all due to waste from human settlements.
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