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There are a total of nine Tiger subspecies, of those, six subspecies are alive today. While, there are three subspecies that are generally considered to have become extinct within the last century. Of course, proving that they were all killed off during this past century is almost impossible. But, documented proof or evidence hasn't been found recently. The most recently confirmed sighting was in 1979, of a Javan Tiger. For more details, please see sites listed below.

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