Large and muscular Amur tiger T38 M.
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Large and muscular Amur tiger T38 M.
Credits: Sergey Gorshkov, Land of the Leopard National Park. Researchers from Land of the Leopard National Park have identified the largest Amur tiger living in the park. It turned out to be a giant beast, designated T38, who had previously impressed scientists not only with his size, but also with the longest recorded movement of any tiger in ...
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