Tiger Calendar

The South China tiger, also known as the "Chinese tiger", is extinct in the wild. The "International Convention on Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora" issued by the United Nations in 1996 listed the South China tiger as a national first-class protected animal, ranking it as the top ten endangered species in the world. This calendar for the Year of the Tiger, based on the South China tiger, builds a time archive of biodiversity, calling for the protection of the earth's biodiversity and the coexistence of man and nature.

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