Bangladesh police have shot dead six suspected tiger killed at a hideout in the world’s largest mangrove forest.
Police seized three tiger pelts which they said were from animals that appeared to be freshly killed.
A recent survey found that just over 100 were living there which is a sharp decline from the 440 animals recorded 10 years ago.
The Sundarbans in south-east Bangladesh are home to the rare Bengal tiger.
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