Instead, it was a film about how this symbol of India is vanishing at a truly phenomenal speed. Made by a British organisation called the Environmental Investigative Agency, the film estimates that one or two tigers are dying in India every single day. Not because of disease, nor of old age. They are being killed by poachers. These criminals are poisoning or shooting our tigers, funneling their skins, their bones, their penises into the voracious, flourishing and illegal international wildlife trade.
Risks there are low, profits huge.