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Mumbai Zoo Celebrates Tiger Day with New Video
International Tiger Day, celebrated annually on July 29th, is a day to remember tigers and protect them.
The Byculla Zoo in Mumbai made a special video about tigers.
The video shows how important tigers are to nature.
The zoo has two tigers, Shakti and Karishma, and their cubs are loved by visitors.
Since there are only about 4,000 wild tigers left, this day is to encourage people to help save them.
Their survival is threatened by habitat loss, poaching and conflict with humans.
Mumbai's Byculla Zoo released a video titled 'Waghobachi Goshta' for International Tiger Day.
The video highlights the tiger's role in the ecosystem.
Byculla Zoo houses two Royal Bengal tigers named Shakti and Karishma.
Their cubs, Jay, Rudra and Veera, are popular attractions.
International Tiger Day, on July 29, raises awareness about tiger conservation.
- Who
- Conservation groups, governments, communities, and the Byculla Zoo.
- What
- Celebration and awareness for tiger conservation, focusing on the role of tigers in the ecosystem.
- Where
- Global focus, Mumbai's Byculla Zoo.
- When
- Annually on July 29, International Tiger Day.
- Why
- To raise awareness about tigers, promote conservation efforts and protect their habitats.
Key facts
- Observed on
- July 29
- Primary Focus
- Tiger Conservation
- Key Locations
- Mumbai, India
- Event Type
- International Day
- Event Highlights
- Byculla Zoo's video, 'Waghobachi Goshta'
- Threats
- Habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict
Sources
International Tiger Day 2025: Here Are 5 Facts About Tigers You Probably Didn't Knew
Global Tiger Day 2025: Know the date, theme, history, and significance
Elusive Majesty: The Glorious Tiger
Mumbai's Byculla Zoo Releases 'Waghobachi Goshta' Video On Occasion Of International Tiger Day
International Tiger Day 2025: 7 Must-Visit National Parks In India To Spot The Animal
International Tiger Day 2025: 25 Tigers Roam Bhopal’s Fringes, Experts Raise Man-Animal Conflict; CM Mohan Yadav To Inaugurate Wildlife Translocation
International Tiger Day 2025: Did You Know Tigers Smell Like Popcorn And Can Leap 9 Meters?
