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The practice of animal hunting under the East India Company was deeply embedded in both colonial exploitation and elite recreation, and it had significant environmental consequences. During the early colonial period, the British viewed India’s vast forests and wildlife as untapped resources and exotic curiosities. Hunting, especially of large game such as tigers, elephants, and leopards, became a popular pastime for British officers ________ ______ ___ __________ ______ __________.
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