(3)Russian NGO fights poachers to protect endangered Siberian tigers

(3)Russian NGO fights poachers to protect endangered Siberian tigers

TOKYO, Japan - Members of ''Tiger Volunteer,'' a Russian nongovernmental organization (NGO), pose for a photograph during their patrol of eastern Siberia to protect endangered Siberian tigers from poachers.

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