Recently, an infrared camera in the Hunchun area of the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park in the Chinese mainland captured a stunning sight: a female Amur tiger walking through the forest with her five playful cubs. 🐯🌲
Most wild Amur tiger litters have two or three cubs, so seeing five is a rare treat! Thanks to the camera's five-minute recording capability after activation, researchers caught the entire tiger family in one go – from mom's cautious steps to the cubs' curious antics. 🎥✨
This glimpse into the daily life of one of the world's most endangered big cats highlights the ongoing efforts to protect and study Amur tigers. Conservation teams rely on these invisible "watchers" to monitor wildlife without disturbing them, helping ensure these majestic creatures roam safely through their forest home. 🌿💚
This footage is a reminder of the hidden wonders waiting deep in the woods. 🐾
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Infrared camera captures Amur tiger with five cubs in northeast China
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