Umit… you got this 🐅

We are witnessing history right now. For the first time in close to a century, a country is trying to resurrect their extinct tiger population. And the whole thing is resting on humans, massive shoulders. Because she is the first tiger chosen to be released into the wild in 70 years. So what the hell is she gonna eat? Well, Kazakhstan has been planning that for nearly a decade. Is he sadly the country's native tiger population went fully extinct in 1948? Because you guessed it, hunting. But this time around, it's looking pretty different. Because Kazakhstan have created an entire protected reserve, specifically in the old territory of their extinct tigers. Then they spent six years rebuilding a whole food chain from scratch. They released over 200 deers, relocated more than 100 wild asses, wild ass, and also regrowing the wild boar population. And then finally releasing the first tiger into that environment alone. Now, if she does get on well without any issues, there are plans to release a number more and grow the population. And if this whole painstaking process proves to be successful, it could become the blueprint for how other countries facing similar extinctions can bring those animals back to.