The Way of the Tiger  (English, Paperback, Karanth K Ullas)

The Way of the Tiger, authored by the most famous Indian conservation zoologist K. Ullas Karanth, is an excellent scientific elucidation of one of the most majestic wild creatures – tigers.

Summary of the Book

Tigers have been one of the most fascinating wild creatures to man since ages. Their beauty and massive power have been an intriguing matter in various human cultures. However, they are pretty much on the verge of extinction and the book hence holds so much significance in this context. The book has different chapters like Why Save Tigers, Enduring Fascination, How Tigers Came to be, Dressed to Kill, Predatory Ecology and Behaviour, Solitary, But not Alone, How Many Tigers, Tigers in Retreat, The Enemy We Admire, Can We Save the Tiger, Tiger Facts and Distribution Map among other concerns. The book could not have been timed batter. A must have nature lovers.

About K. Ullas Karanth

K. Ullas Karanth is an esteemed Indian conservation zoologist. He was born in Puttur, Karnataka. He is associated with the New York based Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) as a Senior Conservation Scientist and as the Technical Director of the WCS Tiger Conservation Programme. He has been honoured with the Padma Shri award for this pioneering and extraordinary work towards environment protection and wildlife conservation. A View from the Machan, Monitoring Tigers and Their Prey and Camera Traps in Animal Ecology are some of his other works. He has also penned three books in Kannada. Most of his writings have been constantly published in various journals across the world.