The tiger ‘gift’ that horrified Polish rescuers - BBC Poachers have decimated Amur tigers in Russia's far east, partly because of the demand for tiger parts in Chinese traditional medicine Rare Russian tiger returns to the wild
10 Simple Ways YOU Can Help Stop Wildlife Poaching Today Poaching and global wildlife crimes are some of the top reasons many species join the endangered list every year Elephants, tigers, and rhinos are among the most critically endangered species
Amur Tiger - Minnesota Zoo The largest of all cats and one of six remaining tiger subspecies, the Amur tiger is a top predator of far eastern Asia With thick fur, and padded paws, this northern cat is well protected against the bone-chilling cold and icy winds of winter What They Eat Amur tigers are carnivores They eat mostly large mammals, especially wild boar and deer
Javan tiger - Wikipedia With support of the Sumatran Tiger Project, 12 park staff members were trained in autumn 1999 to set up camera traps and map their observations The Canadian The Tiger Foundation provided infrared cameras [17] Despite a year of work, they did not photograph a tiger, but few prey and many poachers [18]
One life: Tigers - Animals Asia Foundation Tigers are the largest felines in the world and one of the most endangered Today, fewer than 4,000 free-ranging tigers survive Three subspecies have already been declared extinct; the Javan tiger, the Caspian tiger, and the Bali tiger, and the remaining wild tigers are under serious threat from habitat destruction, fragmentation and poaching
8th Global Tiger Day | WWF - WWF Tigers With as few as 3,900 left in the wild, tigers are endangered On Global Tiger Day, which falls on 29th July each year, WWF worked with governments, businesses, conservation partners and local communities to help raise awareness and support for doubling wild tigers
Thirteen Thousand and Counting: How Growing Captive Tiger . . . Given the estimated 4,500 in the wild, this gives a global population of about 17,500 tigers There are more captive tigers in the United States or China than in the wild; together the US and China tigers account for more than two-thirds of the global captive tiger population and more than half of all the world’s total tigers