TODDLER AMUSES HIMSELF IN FRONT OF A CUT-OUT OF A TIGER DURING A FUNCTION EDUCATE...

TODDLER AMUSES HIMSELF IN FRONT OF A CUT-OUT OF A TIGER DURING A FUNCTION EDUCATE CHILDREN ABOUT THE ENDANGERED SPECIES IN BOMBAY. A toddler amuses himself in front of a large cut-out of a tiger during a function to help educate children about the plight of the Indian tiger - whose numbers are gradually dwindling in the sub-continent - in Bombay November 13, 2000. There are only about 2,000 tigers left in India, and conservationists estimate that their population is decreasing at the rate of a tiger a day, mainly due to large-scale poaching and human encroachment into their forested habitat.