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discovered as far back as 1700 B.C
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three subspecies
In 1930, there were three subspecies of unique, majestic tigers found in Indonesia. Today, two of them are extinct – and the last one is in real trouble -
reproductive studies
Minnesota Zoo assays for tiger fertility, behaivoral indictators, and endocrine correlates of estrus and much more. -
largest population
In 1994, the largest population of Sumatran tigers was reported -
STF and Panthera
save the tiger fund (STF). was established by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation in 1995 to support the ocnservation of wild tigers. Today, STF joined forces with panthera to form a critical partnership to deploy stragically focused financial and technical resources in order to save tigers in the wild -
WWF
orginazation has helped by trying to protect these tigers. they use camra traps to estimate the population size and distributiom as well as habitat use. -
Tigers forever
Panthera launched Tigers Forever with the Widlife Conservation Society in response to rapidly declining tiger populations despite years of seemingly robust efforts to save them -
listed endangered
listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species -
two cubs are welcomed
two cubs were born in a den at a Safari Park. -
only 3200 tigers lelft in the world
only about 3200 tigers left in the world and only abuot 400 are sumatran tigers -
sumatran tiger dead at zoo
only two remaining sumatran tigers at D.C.'s Zoo -
Period: to
time period where they may be enxtict if no action takes place to save them.
if we dont help out to try and save them, this is my estimation of when they wil go exctict.