The highly characterized tigers adapt to the new environment, from the Siberian taiga area, to the open grasslands, to the tropical mangroves, among others. Tigers are animals that are usually fond of themselves and territorial behavior, and often require a vast habitat to accommodate the need to hunt their prey. And because it is easily found in some of the world's most populous areas of human population, it often causes conflicts between tigers and humans. Three of the nine subspecies of modern tigers have been diisytiharkan disappear and six of which are classified as threatened. The main tiger stumps are threatened are habitat destruction and fragmentation, as well as hunting activities. Tigers that once occupied the areas of Mesopotamia and Caucasus to South and East Asia, are now increasingly reduced numbers. Although all remaining species are given protection
legislation, but hunting, destruction of habitat and the mood of inner breeding remain a threat.
Despite anything, the tiger remains one of the most famous charismatic megafauna in the world. Many tigers play an important role in the myth and culture of the people, in addition to still a place in the field of cinema and modern literature. Tiger paintings are often found in flags and country gazelles, as a sports mascot, and ethnic animals of an Asian country, including Malaysia.
