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{{Infobox Commercial | |||
|title = Environmental Investigation | |title = Environmental Investigation | ||
|image = apologizetoyourfans.png | |image = apologizetoyourfans.png | ||
|imagecaption = A tiger can be seen in the box if you look closely. | |imagecaption = A tiger can be seen in the box if you look closely. | ||
| | |company = Environmental Investigation Agency | ||
|type = Commercial | |type = Commercial | ||
| | |aired in = 1996 | ||
|banned advert = Unknown | |||
|country = United Kingdom | |||
|to advertise = Saving the tiger | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''Tigers''' is the name of a 1996 British PIF (Public Information Film). The ad is from the [[wikipedia:Environmental Investigation Agency|Environmental Investigation Agency]], an international NGO known as (EIA). It is aimed at informing the audience of the drastic measures the Indian Government takes to protect tigers, their national symbol, from extinction. | '''Tigers''' is the name of a 1996 British PIF (Public Information Film). The ad is from the [[wikipedia:Environmental Investigation Agency|Environmental Investigation Agency]], an international NGO known as (EIA). It is aimed at informing the audience of the drastic measures the Indian Government takes to protect tigers, their national symbol, from extinction. | ||
