However, all tiger subspecies are currently endangered or critically endangered due to a variety of threats:
* Habitat Loss and Fragmentation: Deforestation, land conversion for agriculture, and human encroachment are reducing the tigers' natural habitat, forcing them into smaller, isolated populations.
* Poaching: Tigers are illegally hunted for their body parts, which are highly valued in traditional medicine and for decorative purposes.
* Human-Wildlife Conflict: As tiger populations shrink and their habitats are diminished, conflict with humans increases, leading to retaliatory killings of tigers.
* Climate Change: Climate change is impacting tiger habitats by altering rainfall patterns, increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, and altering prey populations.
If you're interested in learning more about a specific tiger subspecies, you can specify their location or characteristics (e.g., Bengal tiger, Siberian tiger).