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What are the reasons for opposing Chinese tiger farming?
I saw an online petition lately that was asking the Chinese government to permanently ban trading in tiger parts. It appears that China is considering legalizing the trade in tiger parts if the parts are coming from farms that raise tigers especially for this trade. The petition claimed that legalizing the trade would make it more likely that tigers would become extinct. However, animals that humans farm generally become more plentiful - for instance cows and chickens. Cows and chickens are definitely not on the verge of disappearing from the Earth. Are there any known major differences between farming chickens and farming tigers, (aside from the fact that chickens are much less likely to eat their farmers)? Is there any reason to think that farming tigers would be likely to cause them to diminish in numbers despite the fact that farming other types of animals causes them to increase in numbers?

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gofish
Once you legalise it , they will go and hunt the wild ones into extinction.It is difficult to prove where a tiger part came from once he is dead. For the same reason - confiscated ivory from poachers is burned ,not sold.It would only feed the demand for those products .The chinese government should concentrate on educating the population about silly ,superstitious beliefs such as this.

pm
Some cultures are simply disgusting. No, tiger farming should not be legal.

blaiseshimmer
First, you need breeding stock. Guess where you have to get them? Then, you need to be sure that you have enough genetic diversity before you start problems with inbreeding, which is already a problem in the wild. There are millions of cattle and poultry, so they don't have that problem. Then, the big cats are fertile for only a few years, the litters are generally small (1-3 kits), and they reach maturity pretty late. Economically, it's too expensive. Otherwise, the issue with 'tiger farming' is the uses of the tiger parts, from gall bladder to tiger penises, all to somehow help (mostly Asian cultured) men become more fertile. Ethnic issues aside, it seems like a pretty narrow reason to ruin an already dangerously endangered animal, whose sole reason for their small numbers in the wild is that their natural habitat was taken over by these overly fertile men.




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