 the indochinese tiger (panthera tigris corbetti) is a tiger subspecies dispersed throughout the indochina region of southeastern asia. in 2007, its population comprised less than 2,500 individuals with no subpopulations greater than 250 individuals, so the iucn red list of threatened species categorized the indochinese tiger as endangered. estimates range from 202 to 352 total individuals in the wild, so the indochinese tiger approaches the threshold for critically endangered. there is restricted access to border areas where this subspecies lives, so there is very little accurate information regarding its population status. the tigers in peninsular malaysia, formerly classified as indochinese, have recently been reclassified as a separate subspecies, the malayan tiger panthera tigris jacksoni. ==characteristics== the indochinese tiger is generally smaller than bengal and siberian tigers. males range in size from  and in weight from . females range in size from  and in weight from {{conv
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