The photogenic Bengal tiger has become a conservation icon. Photograph by Joel Sartore / National Geographic Just as photography can paint a beautiful picture, it can equally shock people into action.

The unmistakable orange and black stripes of a Bengal tiger. Photograph by Joel Sartore / National Geographic With a broad oceanic range and a life expectancy of 150 years, the orange roughy fish ...

and Bengal tiger. The park’s verdant meadows, dense forests, and pristine riverbanks provide a stunning backdrop for photography. The presence of great hornbills and Bengal floricans makes Manas ...

This renders them even more rare than normal Bengal tigers. Golden Tabby tigers ... makes Golden Tabbies one of the most stunning tiger subspecies. There are only a few Golden Tabby tigers left ...

Tony the Tiger, a 550-pound Siberian-Bengal mix, lives in a cage at a Louisiana truck stop. © FTTT Clayton James Eller loved going to his aunt’s house in Millers ...