Kazakhstan releases second Siberian tiger into the wild

Kazakhstan, a country in Central Asia, has released a second Siberian tiger into the wild. The animal is a male named Amur, and it has been let go in a nature reserve.

Amur is the second Siberian tiger to be released in this way in Kazakhstan. The source, a video item from Al Jazeera's news feed, gives no further details about the first animal.

The report does not say which reserve the tiger was released in, when exactly it happened, how the animal was transported or what the next steps of the programme are. It also does not state how many tigers are planned for release in total.