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It is South China tiger. They are a nearly extinct tiger subspecies.
South China Karst happened in 2007.
South China tiger, possibly extinct in the wild.
there are 9, 3 have been extinct and 1 is suspected to have been be extinct (South China Tiger)
The giant panda is endangered, not extinct. They are native to south central China. They live to be around 20 years old in the wild.
The existing subspecies are; Siberian, Bengal, Sumatran, Malayan, Indo Chinese, South China. The South China subspecies may be also extinct in the wild.
The Caspian, Javan, and Bali races are extinct. The remaining races are; Siberian, Bengal, Indo Chinese, Malayan, Sumatran, and South China.
South China tiger, with only a few in the wild, maybe even extinct in the wild.
The South China tiger may be extinct in the wild, if any are left it is only a handfull. There are currently plans to re-introduce them into the wild, after training the captive born cubs to hunt.
They are not extinct in South Africa
Six. Siberian, Bengal, Indo Chinese, Malayan, South China, Sumatran. The South China subspecies may be extinct in the wild, but efforts are underway to re-introduce captive born South China tigers into their former haunts. They are being taught to hunt in a special preserve in South Africa. See "Tiger Moon Sanctuary".
They are close to extinction in most parts of china mountains. South china tigers are extremely rare since there are too many chinese hunters in the 1600s to 1700s that almost hunted them out. Habitat and climate changes and high population today are also one of the blames to their close extinction.