Panna Tiger Reserve's Historic Comeback Faces New Challenges

Panna Tiger Reserve in India once lost all its tigers, but through a big conservation effort, it brought them back.

Now, there are about 80 tigers there.

However, a new project to link two rivers, the Ken and Betwa, might flood parts of the reserve and hurt the tigers' home.

Scientists say this could be bad for the tigers and other animals because they need water, forests, and space to live.

Some people think the project is important for water and development, while others worry about the animals.

The story shows how important it is to protect not just the tigers, but also their whole home.