Indochinese tiger

Common Name

Indochinese Tiger; Tigre d'Indochine (Fr)
Scientific Name

Panthera tigris corbetti
Status

IUCN: Endangered C2a(i) CITES: Appendix I
Population

Around 300
habitat

Tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests

Quick factsMostly found in Thailand

Forced into scattered, small refuges

The rare Indochinese tiger is widely dispersed throughout six countries – Thailand, Cambodia, China, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Vietnam.

Although extensive habitat is available in some places, rapid development is fragmenting habitats and forcing tigers into scattered, small refuges. Poaching is also a threat.

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Indochinese tiger

Common Name

Scientific Name

Status

Population

habitat

Quick facts

Forced into scattered, small refuges