How many tigers are left in world all?

As of 2022, there are estimated to be around 3,900 tigers left in the wild. Tigers previously ranged widely throughout Asia, but today they are restricted to a few isolated pockets of habitat in just 13 countries.

The following are the estimated numbers of tigers remaining in each of these countries:

- India: 2,967 tigers

- Nepal: 355 tigers

- Bhutan: 103 tigers

- Bangladesh: 114 tigers

- Russia: 500 tigers

- China: 100 - 200 tigers

- Malaysia: 150 - 250 tigers

- Indonesia: 371 - 1,214 tigers

- Thailand: 141 tigers

- Vietnam: 159 tigers

- Cambodia: 99 - 118 tigers

- Laos: 10 tigers

- Myanmar: 129 - 152 tigers

Tigers are classified as an endangered species, and their numbers have been declining for decades due to habitat loss, poaching, and illegal trade. Conservation efforts are underway to protect tigers and their habitat, and there have been some successes in increasing tiger populations in some areas.