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There have been no tigers in natural living conditions in Kazakhstan for more than 70 years. This project aims to revitalize natural ecosystems.
Another tiger was released into the Ile-Balkhash State Nature Reserve in Kazakhstan, where the first female Amur tiger was released into the wild in July this year.
In the written statement made by the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan, it was stated that a male tiger named Amur was released into the reserve area on October 31, and said, "This is the second tiger released into natural living conditions within the scope of the tiger reintroduction program. There have been no tigers in natural living conditions in Kazakhstan for more than 70 years. Now, thanks to years of work to revitalize natural ecosystems, these predators are gradually returning to their historical habitat."
It was stated in the statement that the tiger brought from Russia to Kazakhstan within the scope of the program was kept under the supervision of experts in a specially equipped adaptation area in the Ile-Balkhash Reserve before being released into the wild, and that Amur was subjected to all necessary checks before being released into the wild.
The statement said, "Experts evaluated the tiger's health condition, hunting skills, ability to obtain food on its own, and reaction to human presence. As a result of the evaluations, it was confirmed that Amur was ready to live in natural living conditions. A satellite tracking collar was attached to the tiger's neck to continue its tracking."
4 TIGERS WERE BROUGHT FROM RUSSIA

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