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This project aims to educate students about the dangers facing Amur tigers and other wild animals in the Russian Far East. It highlights efforts to save the tigers and the importance of conserving their habitat.
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BIG CAT RESCUE Урок- юридическая консультация для учащихся старших классов общеобразовательной школы 2010 год Авторы проекта: учителя высшей квалификационной категории г. Комсомольск-на-Амуре Буторина Ольга Алексеевна Некрасова Татьяна Михайловна Panthera tigris altaica
This festival became an annual city holiday with over thousands of participants and is held every year. These efforts would inspire many similar public displays of affection for tigers around the world. Its aim is to educate people about the dangers facing tigers and other wild animals in the Russian Far East. A few dozen school children and parents dressed up as tigers and endangered wildlife to parade in the streets in Khabarovsk, Komsomolsk-na-Amure, Vladivostok and other towns . TIGER DAY – SEPTEMBER, 23
THE EARTH IS A GARDEN • The Earth is a garden.It is a beautiful placeFor all living creatures,For all human race. • Food is a treasureFrom the soil and the seasClean fresh airFrom the plants and the heels. • Helping mother EarthWe can peacefully roamWe all deserve a placeWe can call our home. • The warmth of the sunTurns water into rainIt is nature way!
WARM UP - WORD WEB • Tell us: • What the tigers’ habitat is • If people can be friends with tigers • Which species do not exist…. • Why the tigers are disappearing ….
TIGER- GENERAL INFORMATION The area of sites of dwelling of tigers: Males - 600-800 km / Females to 300-500 km. Tigers are veryconservative. They often use the same tracks.
The largest of the five tiger species left roaming the planet. It is a rare predator threatened with extinction. It is the biggest and one of the most furious cats. It’s an animal included into the Russian Federation Red Lists of Threatened Species. It is the most beautiful alive animal living in the taiga of the Russian Far East. TIGER- GENERAL INFORMATION
The tiger’s body is lengthened, the head is round, the legs are not long and the tail is contrary long TIGER- GENERAL INFORMATION Size and Weight • Body length with head and with tail- 3 meters (9.8 feet). • Adult female weights - 130 kg (290 pounds) • Adult male - 190 kg -300 (420-770 pounds). • A newborn cub’s weight -1kg (2 pounds) • 3 months cub - 10 kg (22 pounds). • 3 years–old cub’s weight -over100 kg (220 pounds).
Long (up to 10 cm (4 inches)) sharp claws serve to capture the pray Soft pads allow tigers to sneak silently upon its prey The size of a tiger is judged by its step /70-80 sm/ TIGER- GENERAL INFORMATION Pads Claws Steps
TIGER- GENERAL INFORMATION Basic Food
TIGERS IN DANGER • Poaching, human caused destruction of tiger habitat, a decline in the number of ungulates that are the predator's primary prey, these are the factors that today threaten the survival of the tiger in the wild.
Why are so many tigers disappearing? People kill them for money, for its skin, for sale, for medicine.
To Live or not to Live? Among the 8 species only 5 are alive. Bali Tiger, Yava Tiger and Turan do not exist any more. There are only 334-417 adult individuals and 97-112 cubs inhabiting the Russian Far East
AT THE COURT JUDGE PROSECUTOR ADVACATE CRIMINAL
What is done to save the tiger? Nowadays, lots of Green Organizations decided to cooperate. Countries are getting together to come up with solutions to save the tiger, such as tougher punishments for poaching and smuggling. The organizations are raising money, fighting poaching, catching cubs for zoos and reserves. The results are promising- many zoos around the world have beautiful Amur Tigers descended from the little cubs caught in the Far East of Russia. CONCLUSION Can the Great cats be saved? “Yes”, Dr. Rabinowitz, a director of the Global Tiger Campaign, responds. “ As long as there are people who care about tigers, there’s hope.
We should know that…. • In Russia's Red Data Book of Endangered Species, the Amur tiger is attributed to Category I as a rare, decreasing in numbers subspecies, which is placed under the threat of extinction. • Hunting for tigers is prohibited since 1947.
By protecting its habitat and prey base we save the Amur tiger