BEIJING (Reuters) - China has an estimated 50 or fewer tigers left living in the wild, but efforts to stabilise one population in the bleak northeast are starting to pay off, a conservationist said on Monday. A trainer plays with a tiger at Dalian Forest Zoo in Dalian, Liaoning province, February 7, 2010. (REUTERS/Jacky Chen) Tigers once roamed huge swathes of China, right up to the now booming east coast. Their population has collapsed due to...
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