Rare footage of two Siberian tigers fighting has been captured on camera at a tiger and leopard national park in northeast China. #SiberianTigers #Fighting #ChinaNature | China Xinhua News

At roughly four months old, these leopard cubs have a good chance of surviving—and helping fill the ranks of the critically endangered big cats. | National Geographic

A wild Siberian tiger, the first of its kind that #China rescued and released back into the wild in 2021, named Wandashan No.1, has been sighted in a national park in the northeast of the country. Infrared camera footage captured this month shows the apex predator in robust condition, with glossy fur and sturdy build, roaming free in the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, in China's Dongning region. GPS collar data and long-term monitoring shows the male tiger, thought to be about six to

In a groundbreaking moment for wildlife conservation, camera traps in the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park captured the China's first footage of a wild Siberian tigress with five cubs in November. | Global Times

The Siberian tiger, also known as the Amur tiger, is the largest big cat in the world and calls the dense, rugged forests of the Russian Far East home—particularly the Sikhote-Alin mountains. These remote woodlands, often nicknamed “the Russian jungle,” are wild, teeming with life, and blanketed in snow for much of the year. Perfectly built for harsh winters, Siberian tigers roam vast territories in search of prey like deer and wild boar. Though they remain endangered, dedicated conservation eff