Amur Tiger on the Road - II

The tiger that attacked cars on Vladivostok – Khabarovsk federal highway and caused a traffic jam in the evening on April 27, was captured and brought to Utyos Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre near Khabarovsk. Preliminary examination showed it was about six years old, without any visible injuries though exhausted and inert. Eduard Kruglov, the rehab centre Director, does not deny the possibility of plague. However, a thorough medical examination proved the tiger had no plague virus but most obviously poisoned itself with some unidentified substance. The young male tiger is being treated and fed with fresh meat, milk and fish oil in order to get into shape. We do hope it will get better and will be released to the wild. 

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