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Kazakhstan has taken a significant step by releasing the first Amur tiger into the wild in more than 70 years. This action is part of efforts to restore the population of the extinct Caspian tiger.
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Kazakhstan has taken a significant step by releasing the first Amur tiger into the wild in more than 70 years. This action is part of efforts to restore the population of the extinct Caspian tiger.
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Kazakhstan releases first tiger to restore extinct species
Kazakhstan releases first Amur tiger to aid species restoration