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Save China\u2019s Tigers, is a UK based project that aims to return captive tigers back into the wild.\u00a0 According to Swiss scientists Urs and Christine Breitenmoser, a cat\u2019s behaviour depends on three factors: genetic embedding, individual learning, and tradition (Save China\u2019s Tigers).\u00a0 Tigers must start their rewilding training when they are young.\u00a0 This is the stage where they are young enough to learn new things.\u00a0 Save China\u2019s Tigers only returns captive tigers to the wild from second generation onwards.\u00a0 Most of the cats they originally take in come from zoos, which have lost all ability to hunt or survive in the wild.\u00a0 Save China\u2019s Tigers has a privately owned reserve of approximately 350km\u00b2 in South Africa.\u00a0 Not only does it have a large area for its group of tigers, but they recently added a breeding center in hopes that some of their tigers may breed.<\/p>\n
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