Deletion of Tiger blood

Comment: A minor ingredient in "Traditional Chinese medicine" does not merit an article of its own, but has some encyclopedic merit. While not strictly applicable, the principle behind  should be followed. By the time this discussion closes, this brief notoriety may well be forgotten. There's enough behind the article that it should be kept in the context of the bigger picture, but renamed "Tigers and traditional Chinese medicine" or something like that and discuss all body parts/components and the impact of bone (not blood) on endangerment. If done, it should be a "See also" for Traditional Chinese medicine#Tiger penis
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:1E)