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Exotics For Sale
When searching for exotics for sale, don't trust the baby photo.
In the beginning of the 20th century there were about 100,000 wild Sumatran Tigers. Rapid agricultural development in Sumatra has fragmented their natural habitat and cut the population down to only 400 species. Poaching is another serious problem, as pelts and body parts are widely used in traditional medicine.
When searching for exotics for sale, don't trust the baby photo.
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Sumatran Tigers are the smallest representatives of the tiger group. They feature narrow black stripes on the orange or dark reddish coat. They have powerful paws and shortened jaws that provide for the firmness of grip; they are good swimmers, and they have webs between the toes. When searching for exotics for sale, don't trust the baby photo.
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