Yes, they died out in the late 1950's. The Russian Army played a major role in their extinction when the government wanted to reclaim large expanses of wilderness near the Caspian Sea. The Tigers were eradicated and farmers moved in to clear the land and grow crops, leaving nothing for what few tigers survived the Army. For more details, please see the sites listed below.
The Caspian lion became extinct mainly due to hunting by humans, habitat loss, and human encroachment into their natural habitat. Loss of prey species also contributed to their decline, leading to their eventual extinction. Conservation efforts were not implemented in time to save the population.
Bali Tiger, Cape Lion, Caspian Tiger, Javan Tiger, Cave Lion, Giant Cheetah, American Lion, European Jaguar, Smilodon
3 sub species of tigers are now extinct because of hunters and they is only 5 sub species left the Caspian,javan,and Bali races are gone. three sub species of tigers are now extinct because of hunters and there is only five sub speicies left There are acctually 6 types of tiger left but the south Chinese tiger, has a population of under 15. They will probably be the next to go. How sad :(
There are 8 tigers in the world and they are: Caspian Tiger, Indian or Bengal Tiger, Indo-Chinese or Corbett's Tiger, Siberian Tiger, South Chinese or Annoy Tiger, Sumatran Tiger, Javan Tiger and Bali Tiger.
The Caspian tiger, a now-extinct subspecies of tiger, occupied the niche of a top predator in its ecosystem. It played a crucial role in maintaining balance in the food chain by controlling herbivore populations. As apex predators, Caspian tigers helped regulate the health and diversity of their habitats.
humans just killed it
humans just killed it
Caspian Tiger - 1957
By hunting and habitat loss.
Extinct.
The Balinese Tiger and the Javan Tiger are two extinct species of Tigers.
Because they were huntd to extinction
Hunting and loss of habitat doomed the Caspian tiger. Recent evidence shows the Siberian tiger to be nearly 100% genetically identical with the Caspian.
Tasmanian Tiger Caspian Tiger Irish Deer
The extinct Caspian tiger was almost geneticly identical to the Siberian.
The Caspian tiger has been extinct for several decades now. However, recent evidence suggests the Caspian tiger was an isolated population of the Siberian tiger, very close genetically.
There are many species of Tigers in the world. The ones that are currently alive in the wild are:Siberian TigerBengal TigerIndochinese TigerMalayan TigerSumatran TigerSouth China TigerThe extinct species of Tiger are:a. Bali Tigerb. Javan Tigerc. Caspian Tiger