Save the Tigers

Rare Chinese tigers earn their stripes in the wilds of South Africa

South Africa has no shortage of big wild cats. But the sleek predators prowling these dry grass plains at the edge of the Karoo plateau have one big difference: stripes. As part of a controversial experiment to save the world’s most endangered tiger, three rare zoo-bred South China tigers are learning to hunt antelope and survive in the wild in South Africa’s grasslands while conservationists struggle to restore their nearly vanished habitat at home.


stripe: We think it's normal that tigers develop stripes when they are cubs.
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(Article Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/southafrica/5757149/Tiger-born-with-no-stripes.html)


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