As Nepal's tiger population rebounds, questions of coexistence arise

July 29 is Global Tiger Day, created in 2010 when wild tigers were on the brink of extinction. Since then, tigers have rebounded, especially in Nepal. But as the government prepares to release the latest tiger numbers, the challenge is no longer just bringing them back - it's figuring out how people and predators can share the same landscape. Earlier this year, Danielle Preiss went to Nepal to find out.