China to issue stamps of the South China Tiger
They are about the southern Chinese tiger nature protection area postal service propaganda postmark
The controversial South China Tiger photographs by Shaanxi Provincial farmer ZhouZhenglong(周正龙) were proved fake. ......
The South China tiger, also called the "Amoy" or "Xiamen Tiger," is widely believed to be extinct in the wild. It is thought to be the ancestor of all tigers, according to the World Wildlife Fund.The South China Tiger is the most Critically Endangered (IUCN) of all of the living tiger subspecies.
The tiger is considered critically endangered, mainly due to a loss of habitat. By 1996, the tigers numbered only 30 to 80, according to the World Conservation Union's Red List of threatened species.Wild populations are less then 30 animals. In addition to wild populations, about 50 individuals live in zoos, all located with-in China.
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