Animals
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Illegal Logging: Flooring Company Adds To Habitat Loss Of Siberian Tigers [WATCH]
Lumber Liquidators was recently caught illegally importing hardwood flooring made of trees collected from the habitats of engendered Siberian tigers and Amur leopards. The company has since plead guilty and has agreed to more than $13 million in fines.
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