In one of Thailand's tourist parks, employees made a grim discovery of 72 dead tigers, causing uproar locally and internationally.
Preliminary investigations by authorities suggest the tigers perished due to poor living conditions or poisoning. The park is now closed temporarily as law enforcement delves into the matter, interrogating staff.
The incident has raised concerns among ecologists, stressing the urgent need for stringent monitoring of wildlife living conditions in tourist facilities to prevent such catastrophic losses and preserve predator populations.