Question

Сообщение о вымирающем животном(о амурских тиграх) на английском языке,буквально 10-12 предложений

Answer 1

The Amur tiger is one of the smallest subspecies of tiger , the most northern tiger . Included in the Red Data Book.
The area of this tiger is concentrated in a protected area in the south -east of Russia , on the banks of the Amur and Ussuri rivers in the Khabarovsk and Primorsky regions .
Amur tiger on current data refers to the largest subspecies , wool thicker than tigers living in warmer areas , and its color is lighter. The basic coat color in winter - orange, white belly .
The Amur tiger - the lord of vast areas , the area of ​​which the female is 300-500 km ², and the male - 600-800 km ².
The basis of the diet are red deer , sika and red deer, roe deer , wild boar , elk , lynx .
The Amur tiger is listed in the Red Book of Russia . In April 2007, experts from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) announced that the population of tigers has reached the maximum of one hundred years , and that Tiger is no longer on the verge of extinction

Перевод:
Амурский тигр является одним из самых маленьких подвидов тигра, самый северный тигр. Включен в Красную книгу.
Площадь этого тигра сосредоточен в охраняемой зоне на юго-востоке России, по берегам рек Амур и Уссури в Хабаровском и Приморском краях.
Амурский тигр по текущим данным, относится к крупнейшим подвидом, шерсть гуще, чем тигров, живущих в более теплых областях, и ее цвет светлее. Основной цвет пальто зимой - оранжевый, белый живот.
Амурский тигр - властелин огромных территорий, площадь которых самки 300-500 км ², а самец - 600-800 км ².
Основой рациона благородный олень, пятнистый и благородный олень, косуля, кабан, лось, рысь.
Амурский тигр занесен в Красную книгу России. В апреле 2007 года эксперты Всемирного фонда дикой природы (WWF) объявили, что популяция тигров достигла максимум сто лет, и что тигр больше не на грани вымирания.

Answer 2

The Amur tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, is a critically endangered species native to the Russian Far East and parts of China and North Korea. This majestic big cat is currently facing a severe threat of extinction due to habitat loss and poaching.

There are believed to be only a few hundred Amur tigers left in the wild, making them one of the rarest tiger subspecies. Their dwindling numbers are primarily attributed to the illegal trade in tiger parts, with demand for their skins, bones, and other body parts driving poaching activities.

Conservation efforts are underway to protect these magnificent creatures. National parks and reserves have been established to safeguard their natural habitats, and international organizations are working together to combat poaching. Education and awareness campaigns also aim to reduce the demand for tiger products and promote the importance of preserving this iconic species.

The future of the Amur tiger remains uncertain, but with continued dedication and collaborative efforts, there is hope for their survival. Protecting their habitat, enforcing stricter anti-poaching measures, and reducing consumer demand for tiger products are essential steps in ensuring the Amur tiger's long-term survival in the wild.