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Amur tigers expand their habitat
Amur tigers are expanding their habitat in far-eastern Russia, moving into areas where they haven’t been found before. The conclusion follows from a report presented at a scientific conference in Vladivostok. About 500 Amur tigers have been registered in the Khabarovsk and Maritime regions. A five-year regional program to preserve the endangered tiger population stipulates a tougher crackdown on illegal hunting and deforestation. New specially guarded wildlife preserves will be created.
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