Leaping at chance to save tigers


The latest survey shows the Malayan tiger population has dwindled to less than 150. – Filepic Tee (left pic, second from left) presenting a mock cheque to Rimau committee member Harun Rahman (third from right).

MALAYSIA is internationally recognised as one of the countries with mega biodiversity, based on the number of species found.

Unfortunately, the Malayan tiger is on the verge of extinction.

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