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how Deerfield civilians can help                2

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how Deerfield civilians can help                2

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Some ways humans can change the poor tigers going extinct is by buying certain approved items. Some of those items include tissues, toilet paper, and coffee. The money you used to buy the products go towards scientists and research for the Siberian Tigers.

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Russia far east made it illegal to hunt and kill the amur tiger. It’s not just illegal there's also a 18,500 dollar fine and there is 14 months of disciplinary labour. Which is good because now no one will hunt the amur tiger so that the population could be much higher.

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negative impacts                               1

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negative impacts                               1

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People are negatively affecting the amur tiger because some people hunt the amur tiger for the tigers fur, bones, and Chinese medicine. The population now is in the range of 480-540 which actually has gained but it is still far too little. It is now Illegal to hunt the siberian tiger and the consequence is a fine of $18,500 and 14 months of disciplinary labour.

The second reason all the siberian tigers are dying is because habitat loss. There is a lot of logging. Logging is the activity or business of felling trees and cutting and preparing the timber. At least 30% of Russian forests exports are tainted by illegal logging..Another habitat loss are fires. Many resident that live near Amur tigers thinks it’s because of fires.

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world wildlife
tigers in crisis
Animal fact guide

prezi
CK12

national geographic
5 simple ways to help the amur tiger
Panda
wild life russia amur tiger

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The population is going higher because people are bringing awareness to this cause

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Living and Nonliving Components                      2

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Living and Nonliving Components                      2

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Living: Trees, worms, Amur Tiger, pikas, rabbits, elk, boar, koalas, and coyote.

Nonliving: Dirt, water, and rock

Both living and nonliving components are important because it keeps the ecosystem in balance.

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They can adapt to cold weather easily. They put their scent on trees to scare other animals away. They also

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The flow of matter is also what each plant and animal gets from each plant, animal, sun, or the lake. Each one of those things give either, Co2, oxygen, or  water. The sun gives Co2 to the bamboo, trees, and the grass which release. The trees give oxygen to the earth. The grass gives nutrients to the deer. The deer gives nutrients to the bear. The fish gives nutrients to the bear. The lake gives water to all the plants and animals. The deer and the bear gives nutrients to the Amur Tiger. Then all the extras of the dead animals that the other animal hunted and the waste of animals the worm eats. Then the worm gives nitrogen to the soil, which helps the plants grow. But, if matter got removed from the ecosystem, all the animals would die because matter makes up everything.

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Energy flows through a food web in the ecosystem. The cycle of energy starts with the sun giving off sunlight to the plants which makes the plants grow and give off oxygen into the air. Then, the deer and the koala eats the plant and gets the energy of the plant to live, while giving off heat. The coyote and Siberian Tiger eats the deer and gets the energy from the deer, but also gives off heat. The decomposers are worms that break down the dead animals. The nutrients then go in the ground to start the process all over again. The food web in the Siberian Tigers ecosystem makes every living organism living (besides for the animals that get eaten).

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Producers:
Grass, plants, and trees.
Consumers:
Amur Tiger, pikas, rabbits, elk, boar, koalas, coyote, and much more.
Decomposers:
Worms, mushrooms, termites, and many more.

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The Amur Tiger's food web in it's ecosystem.        2

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The Amur Tiger's food web in it's ecosystem.        2

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To start the Amur Tiger's ecosystem, the sun gives energy to the plants which are plants, grass, and trees. Then, elk, rabbits, and pikas eat grass and trees and plants. Then, the Amur Tiger eats, elk, rabbits, and pikas. Finally, the decomposers break down the dead animals and eat the remains.

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Why the Amur Tiger is endangered.       2    

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Why the Amur Tiger is endangered.       2    

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The Amur Tiger is endangered because people hunt them for their fur, which can be used as rugs, blankets, and coats. Also, people hunt the Amur Tiger for Chinese medicine. Plus, many Amur Tigers get killed from habitat loss

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The Siberian (Amur) Tiger                         1

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The Siberian (Amur) Tiger                         1

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By: Ethan, Jack, and Michael.

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About the Amur (Siberian) Tiger.       3

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About the Amur (Siberian) Tiger.       3

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The Amur Tiger lives in the far east of Russia, Northern China, and North Korea. There are 400-500 Amur Tigers left in the world.