A tiger is one of the most beautiful animals in our world.
It is also the embodiment of power and grace in the environment in which we
live in. Initially there were 10 species of tigers found on Planet Earth. But
now only 7 species remain because selfish man has killed 3 species and made it
extinct.
Of the remaining 7 species the Royal Bengal Tiger is found
in India alone and the population of more than 50% tigers found in the wild is
in the forests and wildlife sanctuaries of India.
Very recently a photography exhibition was held at Jawahar
Kala Kendra in Jaipur by a Gujarat State based photographer Mona Patel
depicting on-site photos of tigers in major wildlife parks such as Ranthambore
National Par, Dudhwa National Park, Kanha National Park, Kaziranga Tiger
Reserve, Periyar Tiger Reserve, Pench National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park,
Jim Corbett National Park, amongst others.
The exhibition was inaugurated by the Union Minister of
Environment, Forests & Climate Change Mr. Prakash Javadekar who spent a
considerable time at the exhibition. This is another step by an aware
individual and wildlife lover to promote awareness of our rich flora and fauna
and the need to conserve it from extinction at all costs.
Wildlife is a part of our Planet and it has an equal right
of existence here. Take time out of your busy schedules to visit these
wonderful animals in their natural environment and take part in Tours &
Travel packages of National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries in India where you
can see tigers, lions, elephants, rhinoceros, bears leopards, crocodiles,
alligators, so many types of deer, and nearly 1000 varieties of birds along
with smaller animals such as foxes, raccoons, hyenas, wolves, to name a few.
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