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Humans decide whether tigers continue to be part of their future: Swedish photographer

Humans decide whether tigers continue to be part of their future: Swedish photographer

Sunday, January 16, 2022, 10:50 GMT+7
Looking at a tiger's eyes. Photo: Bjorn Persson
Looking at a tiger's eyes. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger's eyes. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger's eyes. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger is in the sun. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger is in the sun. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger is next to a pond in the jungle. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger is next to a pond in the jungle. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger wanders in a jungle. Photo: Bjorn Persson
A tiger wanders in a jungle. Photo: Bjorn Persson
Photographer Bjorn Persson is shown in this supplied image.
Photographer Bjorn Persson is shown in this supplied image.
Photographer Bjorn Persson is taking a photo of a rhino in a supplied photo
Photographer Bjorn Persson is taking a photo of a rhino in a supplied photo

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