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Exotic Breeder
An exotic breeder may have photos of their animals; hunting rare creatures is prohibited in most places.
These animals are currently running the risk of disappearance due to extensive tiger bone trade and the use of tiger body parts in medicine. Loss of natural habitat is another serious risk factor. Nowadays, there are only about 400 species left in the wild. They are almost gone in China and Korea, and Ussuriland of Russia is the only place on earth with viable population of Siberian Tigers.
An exotic breeder may have photos of their animals; hunting rare creatures is prohibited in most places.
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Exotic Breeder -
photos, hunting
Siberian Tigers, also known as Amur Tigers, are the largest felines on earth. They can be found in the Russian Far East, Northeast China and North Korea, and are well accustomed to cold weather. They live in mountain woodlands with large numbers of prey and shelters. They have a powerful body with massive paws, and a striped coat that changes color seasonally. The stripes are sparser than those in other tiger subspecies. These tigers feed on large game, such as deer, elk and wild boar. Siberian tigers mate in winter, and cubs are born in spring. An exotic breeder may have photos of their animals; hunting rare creatures is prohibited in most places.
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