Two tigers released into Kazakhstan's wild after 80-year absence

Two tigers, Amur (male) and Umіt (female), have been released into the Ile-Balkhash State Nature Reserve in Kazakhstan, marking their return after an 80-year absence. The female tiger, brought from Russia, has already successfully hunted wild boar and wolves. Local residents express concerns about potential livestock predation.

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