What is the primary threat to the Bengal Tiger population?

Natural diseases

Poaching

Overpopulation

Migration

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B. Poaching

Poaching is the primary threat to the Bengal Tiger population, driven by illegal trade in tiger skins and body parts used in traditional medicine.

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