There were no more than 30 Amur tigers left in the world in the 20th century. The striped predators almost disappeared due to po

There were no more than 30 Amur tigers left in the world in the 20th century. The striped predators almost disappeared due to poaching and deforestation. Now the population of these cats has been revived. There are several hundred of them in Russia. To save the species and maintain the number of animals, specially protected natural areas were created in the Far East. For killing an Amur tiger, poachers face five to eight years in prison and a fine of up to two million rubles. On World Habitat Conservation Day, learn more about the conservation of Amur tigers in Russia from our documentary ‘Freed To Be Wild’ (2020). FOLLOW ? News&Docfilms Channel Source: RT Documentary