Arjun, a Malayan tiger, was just a cub when he was found injured and orphaned near the edge of a reserve in Malaysia. Rescuers brought him to a rehabilitation center within the reserve, where he was nursed back to health. The journey to recovery was long and challenging, requiring Arjun to relearn essential survival skills such as hunting and territorial marking.
After two years of care, Arjun was released back into the wild. His return was closely monitored, and to everyone’s delight, he adapted seamlessly. He established his territory, successfully hunted prey, and even fathered cubs, contributing to the declining Malayan tiger population. Arjun’s remarkable story became a beacon of hope, demonstrating the impact of conservation efforts and the possibility of reversing the decline of endangered species.