Photos of the last tigers of Malaysia

Made with phototrappers, placed thanks to the collaboration of indigenous and indigeni

ROME-In the 50s they lived in Malaysia at least three thousand tigers, seventy years later there are less than 150 left. Depopulation fierce, mainly due to the destruction of their habitat, the decrease of prey, but also to poaching and conflicts with local communities.So, spotting the symbol animal of Malaysia (unforgettable books of Emilio Salgari starring Sandokan and his 'tigrotti') has become a business.

Photographer Emmanuel Rondeau he installed for five months 8 high definition photo traps in one of the last tiger strongholds in Malaysia, the Belum-Temengor Forest, in the north of the peninsula.The project was made possible thanks to the support of patrol teams the indigenous community and del F-Malaysia, who took care of the identification of the areas and field activities necessary to assemble and control them. The result is spectacular photos that show the animal in all its beauty, as it prowls free in the forest. Together, indigenous and indigeni, they also worked to eliminate poachers traps and thus help the tigers - and their prey-to preserve themselves.

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