Kazakhstan releases second tiger into the wild
Summary
Kazakhstan released a male Siberian tiger named Amur into a nature reserve. The release is part of a programme to restore wild tigers to the country, where tigers have been extinct for more than 70 years.Key Facts
- Kazakhstan released its second Siberian tiger into the wild.
- The tiger is male and named Amur.
- Amur was released into a nature reserve.
- The release is part of a programme to restore wild tigers to Kazakhstan.
- Tigers have been extinct in Kazakhstan for more than 70 years.
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