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The Caspian Tiger

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Uploaded by on Dec 29, 2009

Informational video about this rare and extinct species for a school project

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  • annoying voice

  • do u have braces??

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  • make sure you dont give a blow job with those braces you have.

  • @meganascarrocks shut the hell up.

  • @julioarroyo751 julio arroyo, you should learn to respect kids more often. I bet your childhood was a disaster.

  • dumb ass it got extinct in 1970

  • gla glere gtog..glgotkg...gkdkkgkfjskelq­owor....glfogjkhg. spesiecs..kakastan.ubakstan.la­skastan. clubs kikly n fest

  • and thank you for making this video

  • 26000 mm?

    Thats 26 meters...

  • dumbass apparantly they have been extinct for about 30-35 years and there has been some sightings do your reaserch before you post videos

  • It could be the Caspian tiger never became extinct. It is separated from the Siberian tiger by just one nucleotide. So basically, the Caspian tiger and Siberian tiger are the same. If this is the case, cannot Siberian tigers be reintroduced into places like Turkmenistan? There have unconfirmed sightings in Azerbaijan and Afghanistan. Until camera traps can prove this is the case, negotiations can be done with the governments of Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan about reintroduction.

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