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Today marks the 16th Global Tiger Day. Since April, the Siberian Tiger Park in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province has welcomed more than 30 Siberian tiger cubs. The cubs are receiving round-the-clock care in a dedicated nursery and are expected to be weaned in about three months. As the world's largest breeding base for Siberian tigers, the park is committed to conservation and scientific research, while using tourism revenue to support its protection efforts.
Today marks the 16th Global Tiger Day. Since April, the Siberian Tiger Park in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province has welcomed more than 30 Siberian tiger cubs. The cubs are receiving round-the-clock care in a dedicated nursery and are expected to be weaned in about three months. As the world's largest breeding base for Siberian tigers, the park is committed to conservation and scientific research, while using tourism revenue to support its protection efforts.