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Bengal Tigers

23 minutes 32 seconds

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Close up of an orange, white, and black tiger laying down. Caption: (narrator) This is charger, Brabaricha's dad --

Anthony Marr champions the cause of the endangered Bengal tiger, focusing on 40 tigers at an Indian national park. From 100,000 animals in 1900 to less than 5,000 today, the tigers face extinction from lack of space, poachers, desire for folk medicine, apathy, and ignorance. Shows tigers hunting, eating, resting, and with new cubs. Photography supports facts about this most exotic and revered predator. NOTE: One brief mating scene.

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Runtime: 23 minutes 32 seconds

Topic: Geography, Science
Subtopic: Endangered Species, India, Mammals
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 1999
Producer/Distributor: National Film Board Of Canada
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A pod of dolphins swims at the surface of an ocean. Caption: They are being very cooperative.

A baby sea turtle swimming in the ocean, descending towards the ocean floor.

Still image from: Animal Jam: Great Basin Wildlife Rescue Releases an Eagle

A large bird with wings spread and a tag on each wing that has "80" printed on it. Caption: so that in the morning sun, it can be warmed.

Industrial plant with plumes of smoke billowing into the sky from exhaust pipes. Caption: These people put pressure on the ecosystem by pollution

An aerial view of a forest. Spanish Caption: que restan de la selva Lacandona,

Two rhinos facing each other with heads lowered, in a clearing surrounded by trees. Caption: or to defend themselves and their young.

Images depict different mass extinction threats to Earth's plants and animals, such as invasive species, pollution, and global warming. Text on image reads, "The direct drivers."

The upper body of a chimpanzee visible in between the trees. Caption: There's also big trouble in store for the chimpanzees.

Young Red Deer Stag, seated, peers out from a golden field and looks directly at the camera.

Viewer Comments

Alice B. (Slidell, LA)

March 19th, 2019 at 11:37 PM

The students were captivated with this movie.