767K views · 4.4K reactions | Six South China tiger cubs were born at Yangcheng Zoo in central China’s Luoyang City in January, bringing the zoo's total number to 38. The cubs are over 7 weeks old with an average weight of 2.5 kg. An estimated 177 South China tigers exist around the world and Yangcheng Zoo has housed the highest number for five years in a row. | CGTN | Facebook

63K reactions · 825 shares | The South China #tiger is China's only native tiger subspecies and one of the most endangered in the world, with just around 250 animals left nationwide. China's largest rewilding training base for the species has officially begun operations in Meihua Mountain in Fujian Province. This week, two adult tigers will be moved into a semi-wild adaptation zone – a key step in helping them develop survival instincts. #animal | CGTN | Facebook

In northeast China's Liaoning province, Siberian tigers and their cubs were spotted frolicking in the snow at the Guaipo Siberian Tiger Park. The park in Guaipo is China's biggest base for the artificial breeding of Siberian tigers. Siberian tigers are an endangered species, with an estimated population of just 70 living in the wild in northeastern China. #SiberianTiger #TIGER | CGTN China24