Large and muscular Amur tiger T38 M.
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Large and muscular Amur tiger T38 M.
Credits: Sergey Gorshkov, Land of the Leopard National Park. Researchers from Land of the Leopard National Park have identified the largest Amur tiger living in the ...
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