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The Indochinese Tiger Panthera tigris corbett natural habitat is in the wilds of Thailand, Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam are the home to only around 350 Indo-Chinese tigers. Clearly they are an endangered species despite the fact that their natural domain spans several countries accounting for one of hte largest habitats for tiger in the world. The majority of them exist in teh Mekong River Region. Habitats in Southern Laos and on the Thai-Myanmar border areas have the majority of these tigers and the greatest potential for reintroducing them to their base.with increasing restrictions to their habitats .

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The Indochinese Tiger Panthera tigris corbett natural habitat is in the wilds of Thailand, Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam are the home to only around 350 Indo-Chinese tigers. Clearly they are an endangered species despite the fact that their natural domain spans several countries accounting for one of hte largest habitats for tiger in the world. The majority of them exist in teh Mekong River Region. Habitats in Southern Laos and on the Thai-Myanmar border areas have the majority of these tigers and the greatest potential for reintroducing them to their base.with increasing restrictions to their habitats .