Raising funds for endangered Malayan tiger with yoga classes


Perhilitan’s tiger breeding and rewilding programme is based at the National Wildlife Rescue Centre in Sungkai, Perak. —Filepic

FEWER than 200 Malayan tigers are left in the wild.

Their future is at stake due to poaching, illegal wildlife trade, habitat loss because of deforestation and fragmentation, as well as overhunting of the tiger’s main prey.

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