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What are South China Tigers? They are also known as the Amoy Tiger. South China Tigers are the most Critically Endangered (IUCN) of all endangered tiger species. This is a result of an inadequate amount of habitat and a small amount of prey left. Chinese specialists believe that there are only 20 to 50 tigers left in the wild. For more information, check out the [|IUCN Red List].

Besides South China Tigers, the [|World Wide Fund] also protects other endangered species from extinction. There is a variety of animals the fund protects, such as giant pandas, elephants, Atlantic Salmons, Polar Bears, and lots more.

Want to know more? Here are some other websites about the South China Tiger and other endangered species.
 * [|South China Tiger Article]
 * [|Tigers Around the World]
 * [|South Chinese Tiger]

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