VOICED : Mueren decenas de tigres confiscados en un templo de Tailandia

Over half of the 147 tigers confiscated from a controversial Thai temple died due to genetic issues. The temple, a tourist attraction, faced accusations of mismanagement and animal exploitation. Surviving adult tigers were relocated, but only 61 remain alive, primarily due to genetic problems from inbreeding. During the confiscation, dead cubs were found in freezers, raising suspicions of illegal trade, as tiger remains are highly valued in China and Vietnam for their supposed medicinal properties.

What was the main reason for the death of more than half of the confiscated tigers?

• Lack of food

• Old age

• Genetic problems

• Poor living conditions

How many of the adult tigers survived after being relocated to two centers?

• 30

• 147

• 61

• 100

What was the primary cause of health issues in the surviving tigers?

• Malnutrition

• Lack of medical care

• Stress from relocation

• Inbreeding

What was found in the freezers during the confiscation that raised suspicions?

• Endangered plants

• Illegal drugs

• Dead tiger cubs

• Stolen artifacts

Why are tiger remains highly valued in China and Vietnam?

• For their use in art

• For their supposed medicinal properties

• For their rarity

• For their beauty