More than half of the tigers rescued from a Buddhist temple in Thailand in 2016 have died, officials said Monday. Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation said that 86 tigers of the 147 confiscated from the so-called Tiger Temple have died of canine distemper virus as well as a respiratory disease caused by inbreeding. DNP director-general Thanya Netithammakul said the tigers had viral infections before being rescued ...