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Tigers in South Africa: a farming industry exists, often for their body parts

After the escape of a tiger near Johannesburg this month, the farming industry of these wild cats is being highlighted.

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Tigers in South Africa: A farming industry exists — often for their body parts

These big cats aren’t native to South Africa and are considered an alien species

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Tigers in South Africa — a farming industry exists, oft

Tigers are being intensively farmed for tourism, hunting, and commercial trade in live individuals and in their body parts.

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Tigers are being farmed often for their body parts

Tigers are being intensively farmed for tourism, hunting, and commercial trade in live individuals and in their body parts.

South africaKwazulu natalRepublic ofFree stateAngie elwinMoina spoonerNeil dcruzeUniversity of readingNational environmental management biodiversity actUniversity of oxfordGlobal head of wildlife researchWildlife researchWildlife conservation research unit wildEnvironmental investigation agencyConversation africaNeild cruze

Tigers in South Africa: a farming industry exists - often for their body parts

Tigers in South Africa: a farming industry exists - often for their body parts
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