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Signs of Amur tiger in China give hope for struggling species 
WWF International | Wed, Nov 19
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There are just over 500 Amur tigers in the wild and it is listed as critically endangered on IUCN’s red list of endangered species. The main threats to Amur tigers in north-eastern China are habitat degradation, poaching, fragmentation of tiger habitats and a small prey population to fee...
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