Indonesia is home to countless endangered species across its five main islands: Kalimantan, Western New Guinea, Celebes, Java, Moluccas, and Sumatra. To learn more about the world’s rarest tiger, the critically endangered Sumatran tiger, be sure to watch A-Z-Animal’s informative video now.
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