Bengal tigers are endangered due to:
Habitat Loss and Fragmentation: Deforestation and development in the Sundarbans and Terai.
Poaching and Illegal Trade: Demand for skins, bones, and teeth.
Human-Tiger Conflict: Retaliation for livestock or human attacks.
Climate Change: Rising seas and cyclones threaten the Sundarbans.
Prey Base Depletion: Overhunting of deer and wild pigs.
Lack of Conservation Awareness: Insufficient community engagement.
Collaborative conservation efforts are essential for their survival.