Amur tiger Hector returned to his homeland in the Khabarovsk Territory
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Amur tiger Hector returned to his homeland in the Khabarovsk Territory

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08-25-2022
 

When Hector was two months old, a man broke into the zoo where he lived and injured the cub. Because of this, Hector will never be able to stand up and live in the wild again.

For three years, the tiger lived in a Chelyabinsk shelter for wild animals. When he began to run and play without pain, the decision was made to send Hector to his homeland.

Now the tiger feels good. Immediately after Hector left the carrier, he went to quench his thirst.


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