The tiger came out to people in Khabarovsk territory. In the taiga village of Solontsubi, said tiger temporarily became the master of the streets. The predator calmly walked along the fences, dragged away a pair of dogs, did not respond to cars, and local residents photographed him and even tried to drive him away with snowballs. The decision to confiscate the tiger has already been made: it is a threat to the lives and health of the residents. Capture activities are currently underway.
The head of the Amur Tiger Center, Sergey Aramilev, explains: A healthy tiger should be afraid of people and avoid meeting them. Fearlessness is a worrying sign, so the animal will be sent for a veterinary examination. The aforementioned tiger is listed in the Red Book - there are about 750 of them in Russia.