Malayan Tigers' fertility boosted with palm oil-based supplement


KUALA LUMPUR: The fertility of male Malayan Tigers can be boosted with the supplement Tocotrienol, which is found in palm oil.

Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation (MPOGCF) corporate communications manager Tuan Nazuri Tuan Ismail said production and quality of Malayan Tiger sperm can be increased through the provision of the supplement based on laboratory tests conducted by the Wildlife and National Parks Department of Peninsular Malaysia (Perhilitan).

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