Experts believe that the reason for the rapid decline in the number of tigers is very simple: illegal acts of hunting and killing wild animals have not been completely prohibited, and many countries in East Asia are still engaged in wild animal fur trade. Experts pointed out that the new population growth trend and economic changes in Asia has had a very significant impact on the survival of tigers. The rich middle class in Asia can afford expensive tiger feasts-using various parts of the tiger's body to make dinners to show off their wealth. This has also fully stimulated the illegal trade of wild tigers, which directly leads a sharp decline in the number of Asian tigers.
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Economic trends have a great impact on the survival of some animals