A review of the large cats displays shows that the quantity of the royal Bengal tigers in Nepal has rapidly enlarged to 198 which is a 63.6 per cent change in the last five years.
The conclusions are critical for the safety of the scarce tigers that are getting the risk of death from rustlers, invasion of habitation by the village people and the loss of kill.
Wars between the people and the uninhabited animals are recurrent in Nepal. And this has assured to two fold the population of the royal Bengal tigers by the year 2022 from a probable 2010 level 0f 125.
Maheswar dhakal, a conservationist with Nepal’s national parks and wildlife protection branch, said that it is very inspiring and the Himalayan state is on mark to attain its objectives ahead of the time limit. He also added that the increment in the number of the Bengal tigers have increased their duties and encounters for the safe guarding of the tigers.
The protection authorities acclaim the rise to effective controlling of national parks, solider anti-poaching efforts and improved supervision of tiger territories in Nepal, where forestry include the 29 per cent of the total land.
Nevertheless, the increment in the number of the royal Bengal tigers over the years has also lead to number of happenings of clash with the village people. Last year, 7 people were killed from the attacks of the tigers around the national parks. But this year according to the officials only 4 people were killed. The people in the village area are in search of better protection for their safety from the Bengal tigers.
