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How High Can Tigers Live in the Himalayas? | Expedition Tiger | BBC Earth
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4:49Now PlayingIn the Himalayas, Gordon’s camera captures a tiger claiming its territory at 3000m. Gordon continues hiking higher to discover if there are more tigers living at an even higher altitude.
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(Expedition Tiger, 2018)
Join the first ever expedition to venture high into the Himalayas in search of big cats. Closed to outsiders for years, Bhutan is a forgotten world. No one knows how many tigers prowl the jungles and mountains here, but if the rumours of a healthy population are true, it will give credence to a proposed 2000-mile long 'tiger conservation corridor': an ambitious project that would allow the last remaining big cats to move freely between Burma, India and Nepal.
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