There are only 30 Siberian tigers left in the wild in China, what can we do?

According to the latest estimates, there are only about 30 Siberian tigers left in the wild in China. Although the relevant departments have perfected the protection and protection mechanism of these wild animals, compared with the large number of poachers, they are not enough after all. For wild Siberian tigers, the dilemma they face is not only the loss and degradation of habitat, but also the fundamental threat to their survival is illegal activities.

01. There is no killing without buying and selling. No buying, no killing, is a phrase in a popular public service announcement. Although people have been blaming the extinction of wild animals and the decline of wild animals on the impact of human activities on wild animals, in fact, there is no buying and selling, and there is no killing.

Human activities have indeed had a certain impact on the survival and living environment of wild animals, but the real reason for the sharp decline in the number of wild animals is the killing of humans and the illegal trade of human beings. <>

02. At present, stopping killing and buying and selling is the most fundamental thing in the protection of wild animals. Many wild animals are not suitable for human life. Although some habitats have disappeared due to human social activities, which has led to a sharp decline in the population of some wild animals, it is far from reaching the point of extinction of wild animals.

The large decline in wildlife populations in recent decades is mainly due to the human trade in wild animals. In order to satisfy their appetites, to satisfy their own psychology of comparison, and even to meet their own needs in a certain aspect, human beings often choose to listen to some home remedies and hunt a large number of wild animals to satisfy their selfish desires. The largest number of wild animals killed by humans is compared to those who die due to habitat loss.

In order to protect the earth's ecological environment and maintain the ecological balance of nature, we should stop buying and selling wild animals.

Many animals in our country are on the verge of extinction, and we must protect these endangered animals and then establish nature reserves so that they can do our little bit of help in reproduction.

We can't do anything for them directly, but we can protect the environment, start small, waste garbage and use less plastic bags, and if the environment is good, they will naturally be better.

What we can do is, of course, to care more about the environment, we must protect the environment, not to damage the environment, and to put the ecological environment first in development.

We need to protect the ecological environment and protect the habitat of wild Siberian tigers. It is also necessary to publicize that Siberian tigers should not be shot for profit.

3,900 Siberian tigers (scientific name: Panthera tigris ssp altaica）：

It is a feline and leopard animal. It is one of the subspecies of the tiger. It is the largest cat in weight, with an average weight of 250 kg for adult Siberian tiger males and a head and body length of about meters; The average weight of an adult tigress is about 170 kilograms, the body length is about 2 meters, the shoulder height is about meters, and the tail length is about meters.

The maximum length can reach meters (including tail length)[1]. The body color of this species is brownish-yellow in summer and pale yellow in winter. The dorsal and lateral sides have multiple horizontal rows of narrow black stripes, usually 2 close to each other in a willow shape.

The head is large and round, and several black horizontal stripes on the forehead are often colluded in the middle, which is very similar to the word "king", so it is known as the "king of the jungle". Siberian tigers have relatively large teeth, generally 30. The 4 very sharp claws are stretched out when used and retracted when not in use to avoid rubbing the ground when walking.

Siberian tigers prefer mature Korean pine-broadleaf mixed forests and oak forests that are far away from human settlements, have gentle terrain and have shallow snow cover in winter. The Siberian tiger's favorite prey are red deer and wild boar, and because large prey are low in the food-poor boreal forests and Siberian tigers have to travel long distances to find them, the range of Siberian tigers is much larger than that of other tiger subspecies in the south. Females generally have a range of 300-500 square kilometers, while males can have an area of more than 1,000 square kilometers.

Siberian tigers are found in northeastern Asia, namely the Russian Far East and Jilin and Heilongjiang in northeastern China, and may still be found in northern Korea. Due to habitat destruction and poaching, there are only about 500 Siberian tigers left in the wild in the world.

There are more than 500 Siberian tigers in the wild, most of them in Russia. There are less than 20 animals in the wild in China.

China is the country with the largest number of tiger subspecies in the world, with a total of 4 species, namely the Siberian tiger, the South China tiger, the Bengal tiger and the Indochinese tiger, followed by the South China tiger with its unique tiger subspecies, but despite this, if the number of wild tigers is counted, China is more ashamed, take the largest number of Siberian tigers, its wild number is only ten digits, and the South China tiger is extinct in the wild.

Siberian tiger has many names in the world, such as in China, ancient people called it the Manchurian tiger, and now people like to call it the Siberian tiger, as the name suggests, it is a tiger living in the northeast, and the international community calls them Siberian tigers, meaning tigers in the Siberian area, and Russia calls them Amur tigers, Amur Oblast is a state in southeastern Russia, in addition, in different regions, there are various names such as Ussuri tigers, Korean tigers, Altai tigers, etc.

The Siberian tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, originated in northeast Asia, that is, the Siberian region of Russia, North Korea and the northeast region of China, and has a history of 3 million years of evolution. The Siberian tiger is the largest carnivorous cat in existence, with a body length of up to one meter, a tail length of about 1 meter, and a maximum weight of 350 kilograms. Strong and ferocious, compared with other tiger species, the individual is the largest, the body color is the most beautiful, so it has the reputation of the king of beasts.

In fact, it is the so-called Siberian tiger, and many people may mistakenly think that the "Siberian tiger" only lives in the northeast of China. But in fact, Siberian tigers are found in the northeastern part of Asia, that is, in the Siberian region of Russia, as well as in the northeastern regions of North Korea and China. That's why this tiger is called the Siberian tiger in Russia, and the Siberian tiger in China.

This tiger generally lives in forests, shrubs and wild grass areas, and Siberian tigers are not social animals, they are generally solitary and have a range of more than 100 kilometers. There were many people on the Internet who said that "Siberian tigers are very fierce and more powerful than lions", but in fact, there is a basis for this. Because the Siberian tiger is very large, the body length is about 3 meters, which means that the Siberian tiger is taller than an adult when it stands up.

Moreover, the Siberian tiger also weighs about 350 kilograms, making it the largest carnivorous cat in existence. What is this concept? We ordinary people are about 60 kilograms at most, which means that a Siberian tiger is almost equal to the weight of 6 adults.

In such a situation, the lion is certainly no match for the Siberian tigers. Because the weight of lions is generally only about 187 kilograms, almost two lions are equal to the weight of a Siberian tiger. Therefore, if the Siberian tiger and the lion fight, the lion has no chance of winning.

So why do many people think that lions are more powerful than tigers? In fact, the reason is very simple, Westerners worship lions very much and think that lions are very sacred, so they will scandalize tigers in some film and television dramas, so that the audience mistakenly thinks that tigers can't beat lions, just like the very popular movie "The Lion King" some time ago.

So the question is, if the Siberian tiger is so powerful, why will there be fewer and fewer of them? In the past few years, there may have been some poaching, and the Siberian tiger is so powerful that it may threaten the surrounding residents, so many people will choose to sacrifice the Siberian tiger for their own safety. In addition, the habitat of Siberian tigers has also been destroyed by humans, so the number of Siberian tigers has plummeted, and in 2015, according to relevant authorities, there were only 500 Siberian tigers left in the world.

Food is certainly becoming more and more difficult to find because of habitat destruction, and Siberian tigers mainly prey on large and medium-sized mammals such as deer, sheep, wild boar, and of course some birds. But in the past two years, there have been fewer and fewer wild animals in the mountains, and we have not even had the opportunity to see wild animals, let alone Siberian tiger hunting. As a result, the population of Siberian tigers is decreasing year by year due to food scarcity and the influence of various aspects.

It is precisely because of the decline in the number of Siberian tigers that the preciousness of Siberian tigers is highlighted.

The Siberian tiger, as the name suggests, is a tiger living in the Northeast, and his living range is basically in the three eastern provinces.

Wild Siberian tigers have a thick coat that protects them from cold air. It has long been adapted to the cold weather in the Northeast. They will catch wild animals for storage before winter sets in.

In winter, wild Siberian tigers change their moult and add fat to keep out the cold, and their color changes to a yellowish color, and they have the highest number of hairs per unit area of all tigers, and their fur grows longer in winter.

First of all, it lives here, and it has long been adapted to this living environment.

Because their fur is thick, and they stock up on supplies in advance during the winter months, so they don't have to go out then.

The number of wild Siberian tigers in China has exceeded 60, and the Siberian tiger is a very unique existence at present, and the Siberian tiger is also a relatively rare tiger species in the world in history. And according to the destruction of the ecological environment, there are only three species of tigers distributed in our country: the Siberian tiger, the Indian tiger and the Bengal tiger, of which the Siberian tiger is the largest among the remaining tiger species.

Siberian tigers live in forests and shrubs, and are very territorial, very keen, and very quick in action, and are very good at preying on some huge mammals. Siberian tigers spend most of the year wandering, rarely live with their companions, if you find Siberian tigers, you will also see Siberian tigers are outside, except until the end of winter and early spring of each year, the Siberian tigers will be with the female tigers, Siberian tigers are mostly active at night and during the day, will rest in the serious.

The ecological value of the Siberian tiger is very peculiar, because in an ecosystem, the higher the diversity of organisms, it also means that the ecosystem is more perfect, if the Siberian tiger does not exist, it may lead to the collapse of the production system in life, and will lead to the gradual disappearance of other species, which is a great loss and sorrow for the whole world. And now because of the destruction of the ecological environment and some poachers to hunt and kill Siberian tigers, this has directly led to the fact that there are very few Siberian tigers in the wild, so it has become an extremely endangered species, which needs to be protected as soon as possible.

Finally, because everyone is aware of the importance of environmental protection and the protection of rare species, various measures have been carried out to protect Siberian tigers, but the problem is that when ecologists protect Siberian tigers, they rarely see Siberian tigers, which requires a lot of time and energy and insufficient funds.

The Siberian tiger is an endangered wild animal, but with continuous conservation over the years, the number has been increasing and the living environment has been greatly improved.

Siberian tigers are apex predators and keystone species in the Northeast forest ecosystem, and their presence balances the balance and integrity of the local ecosystem.

It should be a very precious existence, because the Siberian tiger has already faced extinction before, and after biological protection, the number has slowly increased.

The Siberian tiger is a more powerful animal, and this animal can maintain biodiversity, but it is relatively difficult to reproduce.