Where Did the Caspian Tiger Live? Concentrated around the Caspian Sea and ranging from Turkey, Iran, and Kazakhstan, all the way to China, the species occupied a huge habitat of more than 350,000 ...

Tigers could soon roam Central Asia again. The Caspian tiger, one of the largest cats to ever live, used to prowl through Turkey and large swaths of Central Asia to include Iran, Iraq and northwest… ...

Caspian tigers were about 10 feet long, weighed more than 300 pounds, and likely died out as a result of widespread poaching.

The Caspian tiger, one of the biggest cats that ever lived, roamed sparse forest habitats and riverine corridors from Turkey to northwestern China before it was killed off by humans in the second ...

A subspecies of tigers related to the extinct Caspian tiger could be reintroduced in Central Asia, scientists have said. They have identified a region of Kazakhstan that could potentially support ...

Before their extinction in the 1960s, Caspian tigers once roamed Central Asia. Now scientists want to bring Amur Tiger cubs to areas where the extinct subspecies once lived.

“ Caspian Tiger was one of the first songs I wrote for the new album, with images in mind of the poor animals caged or fighting in Roman colosseums.

Massive tigers are set to roam Central Asia once again after scientists fathomed a way of bringing the extinct beasts 'back to life'. The giant Caspian tigers - weighing more than 300 pounds ...

Caspian tigers, some of the largest cats that ever lived — up to 10 feet long and weighing more than 300 pounds — met a grim end in the middle of the 20th century. Until the mid-1960s when they were ...

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And now a breath of fresh air from our friend Zach Condon, best known as the musical mind behind Beirut. Addressing his concerns of preservation and impermanence, Condon wrote the song as part of a ...