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The Guardian
Caspian tiger returns to Kazakhstan
A female Caspian tiger was released into a Kazakhstan nature reserve, marking the first effort to reintroduce the species, which was declared extinct in the 1970s. The release is part of a broader initiative to establish a self-sustaining tiger population in the region, with plans for additional releases of tigers and cubs. This event signifies a significant step in the possible revival of the Caspian tiger, made feasible by genetic research linking it closely to the Siberian tiger.
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