The document discusses the Amur tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, which inhabits southeastern parts of Russia and is the smallest subspecies of tiger. It describes the Amur tiger's fur and coloration, noting its thicker fur and lighter, reddish-rust or rusty-yellow color with narrow black stripes. The passage also states that the Amur tiger is the largest of all tigers and the only one adapted to living in snow, hunting alone as a true loner. It concludes by mentioning the Amur tiger has been a priority for the WWF-Russia project since 1994 as an endangered species.

1. By: Filipp Privezentsev
School: №913
Form: 8a
Teacher: Mushtaeva M.V.
Moscow, 2014

2. Russian treasure
The Amur tiger, also known as the Siberian
tiger, is the smallest in number subspecies
inhabiting mainly the south-eastern part of Russia.

3. A nice kitty
The Amur tiger is a representative of the cat
family. Its fur is thicker and the colour is lighter. It is
reddish-rusty, or rusty-yellow in colour, with narrow
black stripes.

4. A lone hunter
The Amur tiger is the largest of
other tigers and the only one who got
used to living in snow. It is a true loner
and has to spend a lot of time on
hunting.

5. WWF project
Since 1994 the Amur tiger has been a number
one WWF-Russia priority as a rare and endangered
animal, included to the Russian Federation Red
Lists of Threatened Species.