10.06.2026, 13:23

Four Amur tigers from Russia named ahead of wild release in Kazakhstan

ASTANA. June 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Four Amur tigers brought from Russia to Kazakhstan have been named as part of a joint effort to reintroduce the species to the wild, the Kazakh Ecology Ministry said Tuesday.

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Four Amur tigers from Russia named ahead of wild release in Kazakhstan

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