Actor and wildlife advocate Randeep Hooda has strongly condemned the proposal to implement birth control for female tigers. The idea, aimed at managing tiger populations, has sparked controversy among conservationists and animal rights activists.
Randeep Hooda Calls Proposal “Ridiculous and Dangerous”
Known for his outspoken support of wildlife protection, Hooda described the birth control proposal as “ridiculous and dangerous.” He warned that such measures could harm the endangered species rather than help.
“The only population that needs control is humans, not tigers,” Hooda said. “It’s absurd to limit the birth of a species already struggling for survival. Tigers are vital to maintaining ecological balance.”
Threats to Tigers: Habitat Loss, Poaching, and Conflict
Hooda stressed that the real threats to tigers are habitat destruction, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. He believes focusing on controlling tiger populations diverts attention from these urgent issues.
“We should be working to protect their habitats and stop poaching, not controlling their numbers,” Hooda added. “The idea of birth control goes against the core of conservation.”
A Call for Thoughtful Conservation
Hooda advocates for a holistic approach to wildlife management, one that prioritizes protection and coexistence. He urged authorities to focus on sustainable solutions that safeguard tiger populations for the long term.
“Conservation should be about protecting the natural world, not interfering with it,” Hooda concluded.
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