The Amur tiger is one of the largest predators on the planet. The length of the Amur tiger is up to 3 meters (one meter of which is its tail), and its weight is up to 300 kilograms.
The Amur tiger has thick, long and fluffy red fur with black stripes, reaching 100 in numbers. The pattern of these stripes is strictly individual and no two tigers have exactly the same pattern.
Inform us if you see a tiger cub on the road or near the river
On the first day of winter, tiger tracks were discovered in Komsomolsky Nature Reserve, the central part of Khabarovsky Province.
The film creators told about traditional “tiger carnival” and all related events.
The scientists hope to see the offspring of Typhoon, as well as of Meamur very soon.
A unique friendship between a predator and its prey continues in Primorye.
The trade in the Internet will be included in the list of prohibited actions, in addition to extraction and transportation.
Scat analysis showed that tigers and leopards do not suffer from close coexistence on the territory of the National Park.
It was announced at the First Global Conservation Assured|Tiger Standards Consultation Meeting in Bangkok.
2 million rubles ($30 000) are needed for supplementary feeding of hoofed animals, their main prey base.
The right to name the leopard was given to employees of JSC “Siberian Coal Energy Company” at the Eastern Economic Forum.
During the fifth global tiger day celebration, under the support of WWF, Jilin province released its book entitled «Wild Siberian Tiger and Far Eastern Leopard in Jilin Province».
More than 1,16 million hectares of forests in the Bikin River in Primorsky Province will be protected.
A young tiger was confiscated from poachers and placed in a Rehab Center
Pavel is one of the first WWF employees in the Russian Far East. Before joining WWF's ranks Pavel graduated from the faculty of wildlife biology at the Irkutsky Agricultural University and worked as a researcher at the Pacific Institute of Geography of the Russian Academy of Science, headed Division on Protection of the Altaisky Nature Reserve, took part in the first international research projects on the Amur tiger and Amur leopard.
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Peter Amurovich is a modern urban tiger, and nothing human is alien to him. He even makes selfies with great pleasure. Like all tigers, he is a true patriot of his homeland. Peter Amurovich does everything he can for the environment, and tells all of his new friends about wildlife.
Peter Amurovich was one of the first tigers to take part in the “Tiger census”, and now he helps census workers to establish contacts between humans and tigers in real life and in social networks too. Peter has good disposition and an outgoing personality. He can only lose his temper because of the people who misbehave in the forest or when his tigerphone discharges out of the blue.
Arseniy is still quite a young tiger, little more than a tiger cub. Maybe that's why he easily finds common language with children. Arseniy is a distant relative of Peter Amurovich, but prefers to live in the taiga, where he feels at ease.
More than anything else, Arseny enjoys learning new things. So he explores his native taiga all day long and in the evening talks to his best friend — Polycarp the Cedar.
Polycarp the Cedar is a tree in his prime. He had picked up enough forest wisdom to share it with the animals, birds and people, but still did not lose the cheerfulness and curiosity. Cedar's mind is as sharp as his needles. And there is a good reason this cedar had got his name — he is truly «full of fruits» (as the name Polycarp translates from Greek) — each of Polycarp’s branches has a good dozen of cones. The cedar has already grown up to ten feet high, but it didn’t make him swell with importance. Polycarp is always glad to see the visitors who come from the other side of the forest to listen to his amusing stories. Polycarp himself is a huge homebody, so he communicates with the city dwellers not in person, but through the social networks.
Not so long time ago, far away in the Ussuri taiga (and, for many people, not so far away) there lived a tiger called Arseniy, young, high-spirited and curious. He began his individual life quite recently and therefore tried to find out about the world around him as much as possible. Arseniy explored his native forest tirelessly, from the smallest springs that flow into the river to the sleeping bear’s lair to see how he is doing. Then, of course, the young tiger had to run away, but it was worth it. Read the continuation
These documentaries about the Amur tiger you will not see in IMAX 3D cinemas, the world press did not shout from the housetop on their release, you will not find them brightly packed on the store shelves.
But this does not mean that such films shot in Russia by the local cameramen do not exist. They do. And you have a chance to watch the rare film on a rare animal right away right here.
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…A tigress and a cub tracks turned right into the depth of a snowy forest. A huge fallen Korean Pine was lying ahead. Suddenly, right in front the pine tree, a cub’s trail split into two. While climbing over the tree trunk, I’m excited with my luck. However, behind the trunk there are already three little trails on the snow! I just cannot believe it! I speed forward: exactly! Three tiger cubs! Here is one track goes up the hill, the second and the third one. They were moving side by side, next to big mother’s tracks!
… We were tracking the tiger family the whole day. By the evening we reached the edge of the volcanic plateau. At its foot, under the cliff, in the rays of a sunset, a lost world rested. Nothing but crowns covered with sparkling and glittering snow were seen. Fairy-tale-ish silence was in the air.
AT FIRST HAND
