They Eat Tigers. Put Sanctions on China

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If there are no Tigers, Lions and other massive animals then human beings will enter forests without any fear and they will cut and chop down all the Trees and plants and hunt prey animals.

Fear of massive animals protects giant forests and Trees. Law alone cannot protect forests and Trees.

I think there are only 3,000 Tigers alive in this world.

Many Chinese people kill tigers and I think they use "tiger bone powder" as medicines for sexual strength.

People in India kill tigers and sell them to China. So Tigers in India are at serious risk of disappearing because present Indian government is most corrupt in history.

It is high time international community/society put an end to this madness and nonsense because without Tigers the world would never be the same again.

The African tribal people "Masai" kill Lions for show of strength and revenge. Some 20 or 30 Masai people will kill a lion with spears.

Without Lions and Tigers, the world would never be the same again.

International community and people must put trade sanctions, financial sanctions, travel sanctions, international job sanctions and other sanctions on China.

Boycott Chinese manufactured cars products and services if China does not stop eating tigers and dogs immediately.

Chinese, Japanese, and other asians show brutal sex on pornography websites. These people have serious mental illness.

If people do not help lions, tigers, bears and other extremely dangerous animals then these massive animals will help themselves by killing people. Simple rule of Mother nature.

There is serious and dangerous situation out there.

Chickens never kill people.

A single Tiger can kill 100 people.

2 Lions had killed 140 people in Africa in year 1920 when British were constructing railways in Africa.

You do it or Lions and Tigers will do it. As simple as that.

Many poachers and their customers who kill Tigers and animals are involved in pornography and prostitution and they feed these profession.

Read this:

Now GM is now designing, building & selling their electric cars in China instead of the USA. We bailed GM out & paid them to develop the Volt electric car.

http://investor.gm.com/news-article.jsp?id=/content/Pages/news/us/en/2011/Sep/0920_saic.html

Images of 1,000 Dogs Stuffed into Cages to be Sold as Meat

They were destined to be cooked and eaten, but these suffering dogs luckily escaped their gruesome fate.

Police in Thailand rescued more than 1,000 of the animals from tiny cages when they intercepted four trucks attempting to smuggle them out of the country.

The heart-breaking pictures of 1,000 dogs stuffed into cages to be sold as meat... but they've been rescued | Mail Online

 

[waltky]

Big cats dying out...

Lions, tigers, big cats may face extinction in 20 years
28 Oct.`11 - Icons of the wild — lions, tigers and other big cats — are fading from the world's wild places, warn conservation experts worldwide.

Their plight was overshadowed by last week's release and subsequent killing of captive big cats, including Bengal tigers and African lions, from a private preserve in Zanesville, Ohio. Kin living in the wild have dramatically worsened: Wild lions, tigers and other big cats may face a slide toward extinction within two decades, say conservation scientists, who are urging increased efforts to save them. "Do we want to live in a world without lions in the wild?" says Duke University biologist Luke Dollar of the National Geographic-sponsored Big Cats Initiative (BCI), which seeks emergency conservation steps worldwide. "That is the choice we are facing."

The populations of lions, leopards, cheetahs and especially tigers have been decimated in the past half-century. Tigers have become so rare that lions have become their soup-bone substitutes, sought for Asian medicines and "tiger bone" wine, Dollar and other conservation scientists say. Top predators in Asia's jungles and Africa's savannahs, big cats do more than serve as national symbols. "Lions play a role in keeping migrations going, and keep populations in check," says naturalist Dereck Joubert, co-founder of the Big Cats Initiative. "Big predators play a role in keeping prey species vital and alert."

Biologists have documented that removal of top predators from wild settings almost inevitably leads prey numbers to explode, says John Robinson of the Wildlife Conservation Society, based at the Bronx Zoo. "Ecologically, focusing on protecting top predators just makes sense," Robinson says. "Protect them, and you are protecting the habitat for everything else." Without top predators, booming prey populations soon strip vegetation and later collapse from illnesses and starvation. At Yellowstone National Park, elk devoured stream-protecting cottonwoods without wolves. Dolphins and sea cows wiped out sea grasses in Australia's Shark Bay without tiger sharks to chase them into deeper waters. Sea urchins ate kelp forests off Alaska's coast after sea otters numbers dropped in the late 1990s.

"The habitat doesn't recover," says photographer Beverly Joubert, Dereck's wife and BCI co-founder. "We're left with just hyenas or their equivalent." In Africa, as more herders develop lands that are home to big cats, the animals are killed by poaching, poisoning and livestock shrinking their ranges. In Central and South America, farmers have developed 39% of the original range of the jaguar, according to the September Smithsonian magazine. "We are seeing the effects of 7 billion people on the planet," Dereck Joubert says. "At present rates, we will lose the big cats in 10 to 15 years."

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