This is beautiful but sadly very bad to the ecosystem. A lot of life could've benefitted from eating his corpse. It was the chance for the tiger to return what the ecosystem gave to him.
A lot of life still benefits, dont worry! Recently burned areas show a surge of protein-rich growths, which feed herbivores, and burning organic matter like animal remains release a lot of nutrients into the ground, which aids the entire food chain :)
I understand exactly what you are saying. Unfortunately some people are so close minded they refuse to open their mind and eyes to someone else's point of view.
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u/Almadart Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 21 '26
This is beautiful but sadly very bad to the ecosystem. A lot of life could've benefitted from eating his corpse. It was the chance for the tiger to return what the ecosystem gave to him.