The Panna Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh boasted of as many as 40 tigers till six years back. Today however, the count is very sadly down to null. The lone tiger at Panna has not been sighted for over 25 days now.

The Government on its part is trying to locate the tiger. As part of the effort, two tigresses from Bandhavgarh National Park and Kanha National Park were shifted to the area. However, it has not brought out the desired result. Some say that the tiger has wandered away into the forests of Chattarpur.

Well, lets hope the tiger has indeed wandered away and has not been slain by poachers. But how does a tiger reserve with no tigers sound? Wonder how they managed to mess up so much. And why no one did anything about it while they still had the time. Indeed, its become so common these days to wonder why we didn’t act when we could have. The Age of Stupid tells us its going to become the most asked question tomorrow.

Tags: environment conservation, Save Earth, save tiger, Sustainable Living