South China Tigers

South China Tigers are, critically endangered and are considered to be, “functionally extinct They have not been seen, for some 25 years only seen in zoos, with all those human steers Their home is in forests, of south east China and they live close to, human provincial territory and there has been, an uplifted ban from China for use of Tiger parts, for the human factory Their natural habitat, is highly fragmented and not large enough, to sustain their population as it is humans, who have completely managed to destroy their home, with human deforestation China has 6,500 Tigers, in Tiger farms for the now, legal trade of Tiger parts and there are only 3,900, left in the wild and those in zoos, are just made mild