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Footprints and other evidence of wild Siberian tigers have been found in the Tianqiaoling forest area, northeast China's Jilin Province, the local forest bureau and public security bureau said on Monday.
On December 4, footprints of a wild Siberian tiger were found by a villager in a valley within the forest. Staff from the local wild animal protection department determined that the prints had been left by an adult male wild Siberian tiger.
Ten days later, further Siberian tiger footprints were found near a highway, together with marks where it had lain down.
When the animal protection staff of Tianqiaoling forestry bureau examined infrared camera data, they found that a wild Siberian tiger was filmed walking in the forest on December 15.
In response to these discoveries, the local forest bureau and public security bureau have taken precautionary measures to prevent conflict between the tigers and the local human population.
(Cover image courtesy of Tianqiaoling forestry bureau)
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