Leonardo DiCaprio in fight to save the Sumatran Tiger

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Leonardo DiCaprio in fight to save the Sumatran Tiger
save the Sumatran Tiger Leonardo DiCaprio may have been revealed as the highest paid actor in Hollywood and he may also be one of the busiest actors in the business. However, that has not stopped him from fighting for what he believes in and spreading the word of the potential extinction of the Sumatran Tiger, due to deforestation.
Leonardo regularly updates his official Twitter account with stories relating to the Sumatran Tiger and how their numbers are dropping due to deforestation. DiCaprio recently wrote, “Only 400 Sumatran Tigers left due to deforestation + demand for parts http://t.co/cG83ObV via @mobli #SaveTigersNow”.
 
The next day Leo added, ““King of the jungle...trapped & suffering in his own home.” Deforestation to blame. (graphic) http://t.co/L9IOHy6 #SaveTigersNow”. Below is a short video about the Sumatran Tiger but be warned, it does show some upsetting material.

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