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Pair of rare Amur tiger cubs debuting at Minnesota Zoo are raising hopes for the endangered species

  • A pair of rare Amur tiger cubs debuted at the Minnesota Zoo, bringing hope for conservation of this endangered species native to far eastern Russia and northern China.
  • The cubs, Andrei and Amaliya, experienced grass under their paws for the first time since their mother, Dari, gave birth on May 23.
  • The estimated wild population of Amur tigers is only around 400 to 500, with the Minnesota Zoo having successfully produced 57 cubs over the years.
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