Updates On 8th Apr 2015

As promised, here is the answer to our question on

Monday: The 3 subspecies of tigers that have gone extinct are the Javan, Caspian and Balinese Tiger. A big hooray as almost all of you got the answers right! Many of you also mentioned the South China Tiger which, although can be found in zoos, hasn’t been seen in the wild for over 25 years. In conservation, an animal that hasn’t been seen in over 50 years will be considered extinct, therefore it is suspected that the South China Tiger could be extinct in the wild. Don’t let the Malayan Tiger suffer the same fate. You can help us monitor and protect them by making a symbolic adoption here: http://bit.ly/1IC31el

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