In what might be one of the most unorthodox methods of preserving an endangered species, the government of Indonesia announced recently that it will begin authorizing individuals to adopt the imperiled Sumatran Tigers to raise as pets. Groups committed to the protection of the animal were taken aback by the decision, believing that it is the government's obligation to protect the nearly 200 tigers living in the wild. Still, those able to afford the $100 thousand price-tag to adopt one of the big cats seem pleased to have the chance. According to the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry, many wealthy businessmen have already shown interest in adopting one of the tigers