Does the United States transplant any tigers to other countries?
1. 0 Votes      Tigers are native to Asia and the surrounding
areas, so there are no tigers in the United States in the wild.
 All tigers in America are living in captivity.  So to answer
your question, no, the US does not transplant tigers to other
countries.  I’m sure other countries like Russia and India do,
though.      2. 0 Votes      The United States as a government
doesn’t do anything for tiger conservation. Zoos, though, have
conservation programs that will eventually involve reintroducing
tigers to their native habitats, but are waiting to do so until
the original causes of the tigers’ declines have been discerned
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