Indo-Chinese tiger

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Indo-Chinese tigers

The Indo-Chinese tiger (Panthera tigris corbetti) was after the Bengal tiger the subspecies of the Tiger with the most animals , between 1200 and 1800. They are 280 cm in length and 180 kilo in weight. In 2005 is a new subspecies of the tiger discovered, the Malayan tiger. First they thought that they where Indo-Chinese tigers but now it has a own subspecies. Now there are between 500 - 700 animals left, the other animals are Malayan tigers.

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