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{{Infobox_shock_site|title = Tigers|maker = Environmental Investigation Agency|date = 1996|type = Video|language = {{English}}|country = {{UK}}|image = Environmental Investigation Agency - Tigers.PNG|imagecaption = The magician seen of this ad.}}The ad starts with a tiger getting locked from the box where the magician holding 5 swords to attack an animal which hear the tiger roaring and yowling, which has blood and gore drops bottom into the box. once the magician is opened the box, there are some more lots of blood stains on the box. the ad ends up with this following message: "''Tell the Indian Goverment you don't want the tiger to disappear''" the ad ends with it's frustrating | {{Infobox_shock_site|title = Tigers|maker = Environmental Investigation Agency|date = 1996|type = Video|language = {{English}}|country = {{UK}}|image = Environmental Investigation Agency - Tigers.PNG|imagecaption = The magician seen of this ad.}}The ad starts with a tiger getting locked from the box where the magician holding 5 swords to attack an animal which hear the tiger roaring and yowling, which has blood and gore drops bottom into the box. once the magician is opened the box, there are some more lots of blood stains on the box. the ad ends up with this following message: "''Tell the Indian Goverment you don't want the tiger to disappear''" the ad ends with it's frustrating charity of this PSA. | ||
This is how bloody and disturbing 1996 PIF explains the Indian Government are taking the extreme measures of protecting tigers on their national symbol from the extinction. | This is how bloody and disturbing 1996 PIF explains the Indian Government are taking the extreme measures of protecting tigers on their national symbol from the extinction. | ||
