Abstract
Efforts to save tigers in their native habitat are faring badly ([ 1 ][1]–[ 3 ][2]). Although counts of living tigers have been contested (e.g., “Counting India's wild tigers reliably,” K. U. Karanth et al. , Letters, 13 May, p. [791][3]), it is clear that four of nine recognized tiger
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