Wednesday's attack left the victims with serious injuries to their heads, hands and feet. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BANDA ACEH, Indonesia - A Sumatran tiger attacked and injured two farmers in a small Indonesian town on Wednesday, the second such attack in days, as officials vowed to capture the big cat or cats responsible.
Sumatran tigers – targeted by poachers for their body parts – are considered critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, with fewer than 400 believed to be remaining in the wild. Wednesday’s attack left both victims with serious injuries to their heads, hands and feet, a local conservation agency told AFP.
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